I like this as a first step, because most people might just think logically as in "o yes she has to do those things because that's where she's currently at now and it's her fault and she just needs to stick through it" but when in fact you can ask the questions around it that might lead to a bigger picture and therefore help fix the world of the underlying struggles might be?

I like the idea that putting this profound method in kids head would alienate at least a couple since if they weren't going into something like math or becoming a doctor or lawyer then why would they care about anything other than work, so I like how they switch the perspective on how to teach it without being more of focus on intelligence to just accept ourselves for what we are, so there's no thought into I'm not good enough for this.