PPSC Week 2 Day 2
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This document outlines the key activities for Class Day 2, which has two parts. In Part 1, students will watch a video lecture on learning to intuit, followed by an intuiting exercise and discussion of techniques like mind streaming, picture guessing, and remote sensing. They will also have a lecture on serendipity walks at Assumption College. In Part 2, students will watch a video on learning to be, share their personal views, and do a life mapping exercise and processing.
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