Why should every college student learn meditation?

I think the first thing that education should teach is to establish ideas. This is not a so-called vague slogan. The established concept is actually a principle of treating people with things. That is, the so-called world outlook, outlook on life and values in philosophy. This summary is too empty. But that's the truth.

Outlook on life is to set up an ideal, not like the joke slogan of being a scientist when I grow up in primary school, but to guide and think about what I want to do when I grow up from scratch.

What do you want to do most? The answer to this question is by no means something that you can come up with yourself as soon as you go to school. But unfortunately, the current education itself does not try to correctly guide students' practical actions in this regard. It is to instill knowledge and then take the exam.

Grades mean everything, and in the end, they are nothing but the scores on the examination paper. The same is true of values, which should be the choice of right and wrong concepts and treatment. For example, in the future, we will encounter all kinds of situations in society, including good and bad, advantages and disadvantages, temptations and legitimate rights and interests. The establishment of values allows us to have our own principles.

Know what you should do and face it. However, the educational value from small to large is only reflected in exam results, enrollment rate and so on. In the end, even after graduating from a famous university, I found that I learned everything for nothing.