Listening to The Learner Lab Podcast Episode: "The Science of Better Decision Making" sparked thoughts on how we can employ these concepts in education. The podcast highlighted how understanding behavioral economics can assist individuals in making better decisions for both short-term and long-term goals. It emphasized that as individuals, we must recognize our predictably irrational nature and accept that we cannot always be rational. People should work with their nature rather than against it. The discussion also touched on how our environment can influence our behaviors, echoing themes found in James Clear’s book, "Atomic Habits." By implementing nudges, such as placing running shoes in a visible location to encourage morning or evening runs, individuals can make desired actions easier to follow through. For instance, having fresh fruits and vegetables readily available can steer choices away from unhealthy snacks like chips. Additionally, making these nudg...
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