My code curriculum

As I lurch haltingly forward on my journey to code, I have been seriously pondering how to structure my learning.
     My background in education, and piles of parents' money spent getting bachelors and masters degrees, helped me understand that this was a real question. Two questions, actually.

1. Would an intentional approach help me be more successful? 
2. What model might I use? 

     Answer to question 1 - Yes.
     For the answer to question 2, I looked back to the science courses I took in undergraduate school.
     After surviving a dozen or so science course syllabi, a pattern clearly emerged.  The knowledge was usually passed along using the following structure

• History, nomenclature and related disciplines
• Lab procedures
• Theory and application

Modifying this structure for code, a framework for learning codes would look like

• History, Syntax and related disciplines 
• Work habits
• Theory and tutorials 

Except, I feel that work habits are my biggest challenge so I'm putting those first - because I can! So...

• Work habits
• History, Syntax and related disciplines 
• Theory and tutorials

    Going forward, I'll be pulling together some useful links using this framework, first stop - Work Habits.