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  1. Learning How To Learn

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  2. Deliver Results: On Time, Under Budget, Past Failures, Without Excuses

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  3. Skills in a second language

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    I don't necessarily believe in what this article says, but there is consideration being given as to whether "programming languages" should be considered "languages." In my opinion it is a reach, but this article makes some very interesting points:

    http://www.edutopia.org/blog/coding-new-foreign-language-requirement-helen-mowers

  4. A Healthy Relationship with Technology

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