School kids may soon be learning techniques for personal development - the Jedi way - all thanks to the efforts of a UK university.
A UK University has come up with an innovative idea for inculcating the values of personal development in little children- the Jedi style of the Hollywood blockbuster “Star Wars” series.
Queen's University Belfast is offering the course entitled "How to train in the Jedi way", which will use the psychology of the Star Wars knights for teaching.
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The course blurb says: "Battle your dark side: fear and aggression. Begin your own hero-quest. Lightsabres not provided."
The course comes in line with Britons' latest affiliation with Jedi Knights, which started with UK's first Jedi Church being established in 2007 by brothers Barney and Daniel Jones in Anglesea, Wales.
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According to Baird, Jedi Knights have to master flow and mindfulness, which are researched techniques that may enable students to be fully immersed in a task, and control their thoughts and behavior.
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