“Society values specialization and pushes students to pursue specific fields early for potential economic benefits,” Wan said. “But if the goal is to help every student pursue what they value and achieve their potential, it might be worth allowing students to delay when to make educational choices and give them more time for exploring to develop and find their passion.”
Wan is specializing in Human Development in Context (HDiC) for his doctoral work. Associate Professor Drew Bailey and Distinguished Professor Jacquelynne Eccles serve as his co-advisors. Comments are closed.
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