Learning to analyze how different learning strategies work across
various tasks! It should ideally be done as soon as possible for it
boosts everything else: it's above all other forms of learning!
So that people can be done with the burdens traditional education systems quicker, and more
efficiency, draining less energy and time from other things, or lack of
things (eg. sleep),
that they wish to do, and it fits the human biological system of the least-effort principle and desire to
avoid diminishing returns (as you study longer amounts of times, or are
distracted by other things, your focus drops)
Basically, because I learned how to learn, I have done the act of
metametalearning.
Learning = the act itself
Metalearning: Learning how to learn
Metametalearning: Having learnt how to do the procedure of metalearning
In fact, metametalearning is already done by most, despite sounding so
complicated: learning how to learn; otherwise, everyone would be
screwed.