Portfolios - way for active learning

problem is a professional develop gap

2 components - meaningful action by students reflection on their experience

student centered rather than instructor centered

active learning creating an architecture of engagment in system, web tools in addition to LMS discussion boards - interactive spaces

Alan Clark True. As Dr. Sönke Ahrens says, "The one who does the effort does the learning."

What goes on in the mind is how learning happens, it is the learner that must do the learning.

I think what you mean is that when YOU are teaching, it does not mean OTHERS are learning.

What I meant was that when the LEARNER is doing the teaching, HE consolidates his own learning.

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Reply to John Whitfield: I think that one is mostly a semantic issue. In some definitions of learning, learning does equate to a change in behavior. In parenting for example, how is learning measured? If the behavior is changed. Therefore, for parenting, learning is a change in behavior.

I'd argue for many books the same is true, what is the use of a book if the knowledge is only in your head. Application, thus changing one's behavior, is essential for the proper use. Obviously this is not for everything the case, but I am highlighting a few scenarios where it would be accurate to say that learning is a change in behavior.

Nothing is ever black and white, it is quite simplistic to say such things, often there is a lot of nuance going on.

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Reply to Alan Clark: Alan Clark Perhaps teaching is not learning, but teaching is an excellent way of consolidating and verifying knowledge. Depending on how one does it, the teaching improves both comprehension and retention. See, for example, the whole-part-whole reteaching method that Dr Justin Sung teaches in the advanced parts of the iCanStudy course.

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Interleaving

Interesting. Needs more research on my part.

This is because of the fact that one needs to think (process) before writing. One can't possibly write everything verbatim. Deep processing. Relational thinking.

interesting - against AI type feedback and grading.

Interesting, Luhmann recommends to know many languages so as to prevent the pitfalls of translational errors in conveying meaning when it is to read translated books. So read books in their original language.

welcoming everyone to achieve their full potential

connective tissue between students, engagement and rigor is an interesting reason for not using AI graders etc all the time, which are getting enticed to do.

humanizing online learning

k-12 online learning standards

students not wanting to keep a calendar, is important b/c they need to learn to take responsibility for tasks to prepare for employment

physical presence with others - illusion of interaction

discussion forums

Student perceptions of face-to-face vs online learning

Adler makes a valid point here, books in its own have no worth. Owning a book, or even having "read" it don't serve any purpose. One must read properly in order to this, analytically or syntopically as Adler would call it.

What he is wrong at, in my opinion, that Marginalia are the key to doing this... Yes, they might be helpful, but other techniques, such as Luhmann's bib-card method and learning methodologies like GRINDEmapping could perhaps be even more useful for this purpose.

Matthew seems to confirm a longheld belief i've had for a while (though, I think of it in differing ways). Mainly, that the world is ever changing, and that nothing is permanent (see permanent beta movement, as an example). If one wants to adapt to differing circumstances, one needs to learn.

Start learning llm

Continuous learning is essential for personal growth, problem-solving, increasing confidence, and securing the future in a competitive and dynamic world.

• Who: The author's friend, who is a principal of a school, and the author (Samminator).
• What: Discussing the importance of continuous learning for personal growth, problem-solving, confidence, fulfillment, and securing the future.
• Why: To emphasize the significance of continuous learning in a world that is constantly changing and competitive.
• When: The post does not specify a particular time frame. But discusses learning as a continuous process.
• How: By highlighting the benefits of continuous learning. Such as personal growth, problem-solving skills, increased confidence, fulfillment, and future security.

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for - quote - taste - who can't develop it - perfectionists - key insight - finding our own unique voice - adjacency - creativity - learning from others - synthesis

quote - taste - who can't develop it - (see below)

• the one thing I can't teach is taste,
  • and the one predictor I have of the people who will never develop it are
    • the ones who are perfectionists.
• Because they're filtering their-- perfectionists that filter their perfection through the feedback of others.

comment - We we are overly dependent on others - it becomes difficult to develop our own - taste or - style - To develop our own unique taste is a balancing act - we are influenced by others by digesting the work of others - but then we must synthesize our own unique expression out of that - A useful metaphor is tuning a string - too loose and it can't work - neither if it is too tight - it snaps

adjacency - between - creativity - learning from others - synthesis - adjacency statement - our creativity depends on a balance of - learning from others - synthesizing what we've learned into something uniquely ours

for - adjacency - creative autonomy - social learning

adjacency - between - creative autonomy - social learning - adjacency statement - There is a balance between learning from others - and creating something new ourselves - Learning from others is like a double-edge sword - We can gain new ideas that inform our own - but it can also limit and overshadow our freedom

Peer learning - works because student naturally listen to peer norms

EVEGRACE presents a verbal reasoning exercise for pupils aged 6-7. Focusing on adding two letters to create new words.

• Who: Pupils
• What: Verbal Reasoning Exercise
• Why: To help pupils learn new words and improve their vocabulary
• How: By adding two letters to a given word to create a new word and solving the examples and exercise provided

Learning requires an emotional connection

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Human-centered design aims to prioritize the needs of their target audience, in this instance that is children under the age of 10.

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I have not yet encountered this myself. Honestly, vagueness to me would mean that I do not understand the subject enough and so I need to take a step back and reassess my knowledge.

All vagueness can be overcome by expertise.

How can one expect to teach when one does not understand how learning works on a deep level? This is a fatal flaw within the current education system. In High School you are expected to know how to learn without it ever being taught, and teachers cannot help for they too do not know how to learn...

They come with severely outdated methods (i.e., summarization, rereading, or flashcards), or even disproved principles like Learning Styles.

This, too, is very logical. It is due to the nature of systems.

When one component, or even a lot, get "upgraded" this does not result in the overall results being improved. A system works best when all components work together to one or multiple goals in seemless harmony, creating emergence.

Therefore, if a component is out of place, even if it is better than its predecessor, it won't yield the correct results.

So for the methods to have a large, positive, impact, the entire system needs to be transformed.

This is why I don't want to upgrade a component of education at a time, but completely transform it once my theory of optimal education is complete. Like a phoenix, from the ashes we will rise. Burn it all down, and build it up again with an OODA loop at the core... The system needs to be in constant change, for without change, evolution cannot happen.

Observation Orientation Decision Action

This loop needs to be at the center of every system for "systems without the inherent capacity to change are doomed to die" -- Colonel John Boyd.

Of course, the system will need to be designed with utmost care and based on countless amounts of research, reviewed by a multitude of world-class experts in numeral areas.

True, learning is complicated, so is the learner. In what ways does it not yield the results? Did the theory get applied correctly? Please give more detail.

How many is "most"? Did they apply the evidence correctly?

Programming with LLM = less stress

In a study, students who learned to code with AI made more progress during training sessions, had significantly higher correctness scores, and retained more of what they learned compared to students who didn't learn with AI.

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Continuous learning is key to success in any profession, leading to increased skills, adaptability, career growth, entrepreneurial achievement, and personal development, ultimately resulting in higher earning potential and long-term benefits like job security and wealth accumulation.

• Who: @mgibson discusses the importance of continuous learning for financial success and career growth.
• What: Emphasizes the relationship between learning and earning, and provides tips on how to implement continuous learning in daily life.
• Why: Continuous learning is important to:
  • increase skills,
  • adapt to market changes,
  • achieve career growth,
  • enhance personal development.
• When: The benefits of continuous learning are seen in the long term. With increased earning capacity, job security, career satisfaction, wealth accumulation, and legacy building.
• How: By investing in education, reading regularly, leveraging online resources, networking, skill development, mentorship, setting goals, and gaining financial literacy, individuals can implement the "Learn More, Earn More" principle in their lives.

LOL. Why does this stupid myth still get promoted??? This is so dumb. It's not about the medium you use (to a certain degree) but about the processes going on in your mind. Dumb fuck.

This video actually has some pretty valid learning advice despite its lighthearted style.

Don't agree with everything, as usual.

https://qnnnp.medium.com/is-a-second-brain-superior-to-no-brainer-writing-c494dc86d429

https://www.icongrouponline.com/en/Search/Classic/Webster's%20Welsh%20Thesaurus%20Edition

This morning I ran across a copy of Jane Austen's novel Emma with some of the keywords on each page translated into Welsh as footnotes at the bottom of the page. Apparently it's part of a series of classic books published by Icon into a variety of different languages and meant for language learners.

The full list of their titles with Welsh can be found here: Webster's Welsh Thesaurus Editions

I'm curious if anyone has used these before, and if so, how helpful they've found them for building their Welsh vocabulary as they read English language works.

Is anyone aware of Welsh language books that have this sort of English vocabulary cross listed on the page? (Sort of the way in which lingo.360.cymru has news stories in Welsh with English translation help along the way?)

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https://web.archive.org/web/20240202060134/https://andymatuschak.org/books/

Books and lectures are transmissionism (I'd say for historical reasons mostly). Engagement (different forms) is needed, but what form of medium would drive such engagement and do it flexibly is the hard question. (Seeing lecture as warm-up to engagement is a rationalisation afterwards, textbooks already do more but lack emotional and social scaffolding.) This is the research question behind his [[Timeful Texts 20201124070427]]. There's also a connection to my [[Boeken schrijven is flauwekul 20210930172532]] because the distrust in author's motives is that they don't even aim for transmissionism. Just the pretension of it.

Edit #2024/02/28 : Saw [[Chris Aldrich]] mention elsewhere that lectures started out as oral comments on a source text, sharing interpretation and sensemaking as it were. The word deriving from L lectio, reading.

What are tax-free funds? Are fellowship / tuition for grad students paid by faculty grants counted as tax free?

Does Tuition paid for graduate students by the professor (from research grants) count as a third party?

T. Herlau, "Moral Reinforcement Learning Using Actual Causation," 2022 2nd International Conference on Computer, Control and Robotics (ICCCR), Shanghai, China, 2022, pp. 179-185, doi: 10.1109/ICCCR54399.2022.9790262. keywords: {Digital control;Ethics;Costs;Philosophical considerations;Toy manufacturing industry;Reinforcement learning;Forestry;Causality;Reinforcement learning;Actual Causation;Ethical reinforcement learning}

Align Learning Outcomes to Credits (key for meaningful unbundling/bundling)

Purpose of Learning Outcomes

The post explores the role of curiosity in learning and innovation. Highlighting how curiosity can drive exploration, learning. And ultimately lead to innovation in various fields.

• Who: The author, Takhar, who has a natural disposition for curiosity. And a tendency to take apart devices to study their components.
• What: The author shares personal experiences of taking apart devices and trying to modify software, highlighting the importance of curiosity in learning and innovation.
• Where: The experiences mentioned in the post take place in various locations where the author had access to devices to study and modify.
• Why: The author discusses the nature of curiosity, how it evolves from childhood to adulthood, and its importance in individual growth and evolution, as well as in the processes of learning and innovation.
• When: The post does not specify specific timeframes for the experiences mentioned, but it discusses the evolution of curiosity from childhood to adulthood.
• How: The author explores the concept of curiosity. Including its role in learning and innovation. And shares personal anecdotes. To illustrate the impact of curiosity on exploring the unknown and acquiring knowledge.

Machine learning for content scanning

Some learning objectives require time for reasoned reflection; others require the ability to speak/discuss extemporaneously. Keep that in mind when deciding what tool to use. :)

The post discusses the major problems with English education in Turkish society. Focusing on the reliance on grammar-based teaching, lack of exposure to the language, and the need for teachers to motivate students.

• Who: The author, TeachBlogger, a citizen of Turkey working as an English teacher in Izmir, Turkey.
• What: Discussing the major problems in English education in Turkish society.
• Where: Turkey, specifically Izmir.
• Why: To address the difficulties faced by Turkish people in globalizing and expressing themselves in English.
• How: The author discusses the problems with grammar-based teaching, lack of exposure to the language, unawareness of opportunities, and the importance of motivation in teaching English. They also mention their own teaching methods and experiences to motivate students.

This post discusses the importance of teachers being innovative and creative. In order to engage students and promote effective learning in the classroom. It provides tips and strategies for teachers to implement new teaching methods and materials.

• Who: Teachers or educators.
• What: Encouraging teachers to be innovative and creative in their teaching methods.
• Where: In the classroom.
• Why: To motivate and engage students and achieve good learning outcomes.
• When: Ongoing in today's education system.
• How: By seeking new strategies, tools, and materials, implementing changes, being positive and open to new ideas, collaborating with colleagues, and creating dynamic and interactive classroom environments.

The post is about the author's experience as a tutor during the summer. Highlighting their interactions with young students and the transformative power of education.

Who: The author (Jufel), who is a tutor, and young students. - What: The author's experience as a tutor during the summer, guiding and nurturing young minds through learning. - Where: Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, which is 3 hours away from the author's hometown. - Why: The author embarked on this tutoring adventure to fulfill their role as a tutor and make a positive impact on the young students' lives. - When: The tutoring experience took place during the summer. - How: The author created a stimulating learning environment, tailored their teaching methods to each student's needs, and used visual aids to facilitate effective studying. They also showed patience, celebrated mistakes as learning opportunities, and fostered a passion for learning. The author's teaching methods resulted in the transformation of the students' reading and writing skills, as well as their confidence and eagerness to learn.

Who: Zulay Pulido (AKA Libre Pensadora), The Terminal community, @xcountytravelers, @brittandjosie, @justclickindiva, @thekittygirl, @drakernoise, @derekrichardson, @wesphilbin, @jamerussell, @theterminal. - What: Zulay Pulido's participation in the Pimp Your Community (PYC) Contest, promoting The Terminal community on Hive. - Why: To promote and highlight the benefits and activities of The Terminal community on Hive. - When: Friday, May 29, 2020. - How: Zulay Pulido writes an article describing the activities and benefits of The Terminal community. Including: - their support for newcomers, - monthly contests, - efficient healing work, - creation of innovative activities and well-rewarded contests, - information about Hive and Discord, - inclusive and patient support for all members.

She invites interested individuals to join The Terminal on Hive.

This post is a recommendation and overview of the Hive community called "The Terminal". Highlighting its support and teaching services for newcomers to the blockchain.

The post discusses the importance of gaining a sound knowledge of the Hive blockchain. In order to keep up with the direction of finance and currency in the world. Also, outlines the author's goals for learning and exploring various aspects of the blockchain.

• Who: The author of the post, Monica-ene.
• What: Seeking a sound knowledge of the Hive blockchain for their goals in the year 2024.
• Why: To keep up with the direction of finance and currency of the world, and to navigate the Hive blockchain effectively.
• When: The year 2024.
• How: By seeking a quality guide, participating in the #hivelearners community, and actively engaging in crypto spaces.

The post is about the author's design for a banner celebrating the Hive Learner community reaching 5,000 members, expressing their gratitude for the positive impact the community has had on their growth and learning on the Hive blockchain.

Interact, Learn, and Grow

• Who: The author, George Dee.
• What: Designing a banner to celebrate Hive Learner reaching 5k members.
• Why: The author wanted to create a design that represents the Hive Learners community and its impact on its members.
• When: The design was created after the community reached 5k members.
• How: The author used Canva App to design the banner and incorporated the HL logo, academic cap and scroll, and graphical representation of the words "Interact, Learn, and Grow".

for - book - Aims of Education

Followup - book - Aims of Education - author: Alfred North Whitehead - a collection of papers and thoughts on the critical role of education in determining the future course of civilization

epiphany - adjacency between - Lifework and evolutionary nature of the individual - - people-centered Indyweb -- Alfred North Whitehead's ideas and life history - adjacency statement - Listening to the narrator speaking about Whitehead's work from a historical perspective brought up the association with the Indyweb's people-centered design - This is especially salient given that Whitehead felt education played such a critical role in determining the future course of humanity - If Whitehead were alive, he would likely appreciate the Indyweb design because it is based on the human being as a process rather than a static entity, - hence renaming human being to human INTERbeCOMing, a noun replaced by a verb - Indyweb's people-centered design and default temporal, time-date recording of ideas as they occur provides inherent traceability to the evolution of an individual's consciousness - Furthermore, since it is not only people-centered but also INTERPERSONAL, we can trace the evolution of ideas within a social network. - Since individual and collective intelligence are both evolutionary and intertwingled, they are both foundational in Indyweb's design ethos. - In particular, Indyweb frames the important evolutionary process of - having a conversation with your old self - as a key aspect of the evolutionary growth of the individual's consciousness

This post discusses the value of both independent learning and learning under guided tutelage, emphasizing the importance of a balanced approach. It also encourages individuals not to compare their progress to others and to trust in God's timing for their own journey.

• Who: The author of the post (@themesiah).
• What: Discussing the importance of both independent learning and learning in a supervised environment for entrepreneurs.
• Why: To emphasize the benefits of a combination of independent learning and mentorship for entrepreneurs.
• How: The author explains the advantages of both independent learning and mentorship, and encourages readers to find a balance between the two.

This post discusses a teacher's use of improvisation and hands-on activities to make learning fun for students, specifically through a science activity where students create a model of the lungs using plastic bottles and balloons.

• Who: The author (@pinkchic), who is a teacher, and the students.
• What: Making learning fun through improvisation and conducting a science activity.
• Where: In a public school classroom.
• Why: To improve the students' academic performance and help them understand concepts.
• When: The author conducted the activity during the first period of the school day.
• How: The author used improvised materials to create a model representing the respiratory system, and the students worked in groups to complete the task. The author also emphasized the importance of recording observations and answering guide questions.

This blog post discusses the author's experience teaching her young son English through various learning activities and worksheets focused on the autumn season.

• Who: The author, MissDeli, and her son Caleb.
• What: Learning activities and worksheets for English language learning.
• Where: Romania.
• Why: To improve Caleb's English language skills.
• When: The author has been working with Caleb since he was very young and continues to do so.
• How: By using resources such as cartoons, books, and worksheets, and by paying attention to Caleb's learning capacity and interests.

In this post, the author introduces themselves to the Hive Learner community, sharing information about their education, skills, hobbies, and their attraction to the Hive blockchain. They also express their commitment to supporting and contributing to the growth of the community.

• Who: The author, ogungbuyi kayode, also known as @heskay.
• What: The author's introductory post to the Hive Learner Community on Shrewdies.com.
• Where: The author is from Ekiti state, Ikole town, Nigeria.
• Why: The author joined the community to participate in community activities and help it grow. They were attracted to the Hive blockchain after receiving their first payout and wanted to make new friends and learn from different people.
• How: The author introduced themselves, shared their education and skills (student of animal science, learning about cryptocurrency), hobbies and work (football, video games, research, cryptocurrency business), what attracted them to Hive (earning a payout, making new friends, learning), and their contributions to the Hive blockchain (supporting the community). They also mentioned how they learned about Hive through friends and mentioned specific users who helped them.

This post discusses the importance of unity, love, respect, and preparation, using ants as a role model, in order to achieve success in life.

• Who: The author (West Africa Curation), @oxygen02 (illustration), and the Ants.
• What: Learning from the Ants' love, unity, respect, and preparation.
• Where: Africa.
• Why: To achieve greater things in life
• How: By observing and emulating the Ants' behavior and characteristics.

The post is about a person named Walid who is new to the platform and wants to learn about cryptocurrency and improve himself through learning and taking risks.

• Who: Walid from Algeria
• What: Introducing himself and sharing his goal to learn about cryptocurrency and improve his English.
• Why: To share his life and knowledge with others and to learn from them.
• When: Currently, as he is new to the platform
• How: By actively seeking opportunities for improvement, taking risks, and reading self-help books.

This Shrewdies.com post is the final entry in a series about the author's journey to learn how to trade. It provides a summary of their trading progress in June 2023, discusses lessons learned, and shares some trading strategies and insights. The author concludes that trading is still a hobby for them.

• Who: The author of the post (@adamada)
• What: The author's final entry in their trading journal, summarizing their progress and lessons learned from trading
• Why: The author wants to track their progress in trading and see if they can become proficient at it.
• When: June 2023
• How: The author shares their trading statistics, insights, and lessons learned from their trading experience.

The core theme of this Shrewdies.com post is the importance of language in the learning process, particularly in the context of Nigeria where multiple languages are spoken. The post emphasizes that teachers must understand and utilize the language that learners are familiar with in order to facilitate effective learning.

• Who: The author (@estherekanem), teachers, learners
• What: Learning and language, barriers to learning, the nature of languages
• Where: Nigeria
• Why: To discuss the importance of language in learning and the national policy on education in Nigeria
• How: By emphasizing the inseparable relationship between learning and language, discussing the different languages spoken in Nigeria, explaining the nature of languages, and highlighting the need for teachers to understand and use the language that learners are familiar with.

Razan Salah discusses the concept of learning methods and explores different types of learning methods such as discovery learning, collaborative learning, and self-learning.

Who: Razan Salah - What: This post discusses the concept of learning methods and the different types of learning methods. - Where: The post can be found on Shrewdies.com. - Why: The post aims to provide information about learning methods and their importance in the process of acquiring knowledge and skills. - How: The post explains that learning methods are personal educational methods used by individuals to acquire information, skills, and knowledge. It discusses three types of learning methods: learning about discovery, collaborative learning, and self-learning. It provides descriptions and examples of each type of learning method.

This post discusses the importance of adapting to the temporary nature of things in order to find happiness and emotional stability in life.

• Who: The author (@zous) and readers of the post.
• What: Learning how to adapt to the temporary nature of things in life.
• Why: To emphasize the importance of adapting to impermanence in order to find happiness and maintain emotional well-being.
• How: By accepting and adapting to the temporary nature of relationships, objects, and circumstances, and by becoming stronger and learning to deal with life's problems.

This post discusses strategies for adapting teaching methods to meet the unique needs of learners with disabilities, including understanding individual needs, using a variety of teaching methods, incorporating technology, creating an inclusive environment, implementing positive behavior support, and being flexible.

• Who: Teachers, learners with disabilities
• What: Adapting teaching methods for learners with disabilities
• Where: Classroom
• Why: To meet the unique needs of learners with disabilities and create an inclusive and accessible learning environment
• When: Ongoing
• How:
  • Understand the specific needs of each individual learner with a disability
  • Use a variety of teaching methods to accommodate different learning styles
  • Use technology to support learning
  • Make adjustments to the physical environment of the classroom
  • Provide accommodations and modifications to the curriculum
  • Create an inclusive classroom
  • Incorporate positive behavior support
  • Be flexible and open to change

Choosing an external system for knowledge keeping and production forces the learner into a deliberate practice and confronts them with their lack of understanding. This is a large part of the underlying value not only of the zettelkasten, but of the use of a commonplace book which Benjamin Franklin was getting at when recommending that one "read with a pen in your hand". The external system also creates a modality shift from reading to writing by way of thinking which further underlines the value.

What other building blocks are present in addition to: - modality shift - deliberate practice - confrontation of lack of understanding

Are there other systems that do all of these as well as others simultaneously?

link to Franklin quote: https://hypothes.is/a/HZeDKI3YEeyj9GcNWKX4iA

This post is a learner's guide to blogging, explaining what a blog is, its advantages such as running campaigns, making money, and socializing, and how it can help improve one's expertise and skills. It also includes a mention of another blog post about the challenges of blogging in a difficult environment.

• Who: The author of the post, @mrenglish
• What: The post is a guide for beginners on blogging and discusses the definition and advantages of blogs.
• Why: The post is submitted to @clixmoney's weekly DCC tag contest focused on blogs and blogging.
• When: The post was published recently, as it mentions the current political transition in Nigeria.
• How: The author explains what a blog is, the difference between a blog and a website, the advantages of having a blog (such as running campaigns, making money, running a business, and socializing), and how blogging can help improve one's expertise. The author also promotes another user's blog post and includes an excerpt from it.

Discusses Chan-Sakada Om's day without their mom and sister, their new resizable ring, and their experience learning to make the dish Arrabiata.

• Who: The author (Chan-Sakada Om), her mom, her sister, and her dad.
• What: The author is sharing about her day without her mom and sister, learning to make a dish called Arrabiata, and buying a resizable ring for their mom.
• Where: The author's home and Phnom Penh
• Why: The mom went to Phnom Penh to get her teeth fixed, the sister got vaccinated, and the author wanted to share their experiences and thoughts
• When: The mom will be returning home tomorrow, and the author mentions the water festival happening tomorrow
• How: The author learned to make Arrabiata with their dad's help and made mistakes but was saved by their dad. They also bought a resizable ring for their mom.

ALFYD (@affiedalfayed) discusses the learning strategy called "Group Investigation" and how it can be applied in the classroom to encourage collaborative and independent learning among students. The post outlines the steps involved in implementing this strategy.

Who: The post is written by ALFYD (@affiedalfayed), who is a teacher and writer.

What: The post discusses a learning strategy called "Group Investigation" and provides tips for teachers on how to implement it in the classroom.

Why: The purpose of the post is to provide educators with information and guidance on how to use the Group Investigation learning strategy to promote collaborative and independent learning among students.

How: The post explains the steps involved in implementing the Group Investigation learning strategy in the classroom, including selecting sub-topics, forming groups, planning, conducting investigations, evaluating information, and presenting results. The post also highlights the role of the teacher as a facilitator in the learning process.

@pinkchic discusses her experience as a teacher and the importance of establishing boundaries in the classroom to create a positive and effective learning environment.

Who: The author @pinkchic, who is a teacher.

What: Reflecting on their experiences in teaching and establishing boundaries.

Where: In a classroom and in their own personal experiences.

Why: To share personal experiences and insights about teaching and establishing boundaries.

When: During the author's teaching career, including their experiences in a private school and a government institution.

How: The author discusses their experiences, including setting restrictions and rules, creating a well-equipped instructional environment, allowing students to choose their own rules, and using strategies like assigning tasks or creating a reading corner for discipline. They also mention the "Bulls Attitude Corner" as a reflection of their teaching approach.

You know XGBoost, but do you know NGBoost? I'd passed over this one, mentioned to me by someone wanting confidence intervals in their classification models. This could be an interesting paper to add to the ML curriculum.

I'm definitely not like this and suspect that most people are not either.

What: A comment on Learning To Work With Others. Agreeing with the importance of learning to work with others and the consequences of not doing so.

Why: To highlight the significance of collaborating with others and the negative outcomes of failing to do so.

How: The comment explains that by not learning to work with others, people can upset others and frustrate themselves, emphasizing the importance of this lesson in life.

happycrazycon discusses the importance of learning to work with others and acknowledges that life lessons cannot be avoided.

Who: The author of the post (happycrazycon) and the person they are replying to (Jadeline)

What: The author acknowledging the need to learn how to work with others and commenting on the inevitability of life lessons.

Why: To share a personal experience or opinion on the topic of learning to work with others.

How: The author expresses agreement with the idea that everyone needs to learn how to work with others, and adds a lighthearted comment about life lessons. They also thank Jadeline for their constructive comment.

@happycrazycon tells the story of a student named Leo who is frustrated with his group member, Dean, for not cooperating on a school project, and the author offers advice on how to handle the situation and focus on personal growth.

Who: The author, Leo (the student), Dean, and June (other group members).

What: Leo's frustration with Dean's lack of cooperation and teamwork on a school project.

Where: Malaysia, at a Milk Tea Chain called Tealive.

Why: Leo is upset because Dean is not helping with the project and Leo feels like he is doing all the work.

When: The incident happened two days ago (28th Feb 2018).

How: Leo tries to communicate with Dean, but Dean ignores his messages and calls, leading to Leo's frustration and anger. The author advises Leo to focus on controlling his own actions and to communicate with Dean in a respectful manner.

Adaeze discusses the challenges faced by a mother with a child who learns at a slower pace compared to other children, and how the mother's patience, positive reinforcement, and prayers helped the child improve academically.

Who: Adaeze, a mother.

What: Adaeze's struggle with her child's slow learning.

Why: The author wants her child to learn fast like other children.

When: The struggle began when the child was young and continued into their schooling years.

How: The author changed their approach by encouraging and praying for the child, which resulted in improvement in their academic performance.

Zeeshanalishaikh discusses the possibility of learning while sleeping and provides a video explanation on how to do it.

Who: The video discusses how anyone can learn while sleeping.

What: The video explains the concept of learning while sleeping and suggests trying it out.

Why: The purpose of the video is to explore the possibility of learning while sleeping.

How: The video provides an explanation of how one can learn while sleeping, although the specific details are not provided in the given information.

Jesusboy discusses techniques for helping children learn more effectively, including understanding attention spans, helping them take charge of their learning goals, and using objects to teach.

Who: Jesusboy.

What: The post discusses techniques for children to learn fast, including understanding attention span and task limits, helping children take charge of their learning goals, and making use of objects during teaching.

Why: The post aims to provide strategies and tips for teachers and parents to help children learn more effectively.

How: The post suggests various techniques such as understanding attention span, encouraging children to take charge of their learning goals, and using objects during teaching to enhance learning.

@vickoly discusses their experience with an elderly person, specifically their mother's older sister, and the valuable lessons they learned from her, including the importance of trust and confirmation.

Who: The author's grandmother and Madam Jacob Felicia (the author's mother's older sister)

What: Sharing lessons learned from elderly people

Where: The author's grandmother's residence and Madam Jacob Felicia's residence

Why: To appreciate the care, tenderness, advice, and vast experience of elderly people and to share the lessons learned from them

When: The author's childhood and after the passing of the grandmother

How: By spending time with elderly people, learning from their experiences, and being corrected and guided by them

Valentine George discusses eleven powerful lessons that can be learned from observing a mother hen, including good planning, discipline, sacrifice, generosity, faith, hope, wisdom, protection, unity, mentorship, and staying focused. The post encourages readers to apply these lessons to their own lives and goals in 2018.

Who: Mother hen.

What: Lessons to learn from the hen.

Why: To improve ourselves and impact life in our everyday activities.

How: By observing the behaviors and characteristics of the hen.

Sharkeisha Jenkins discusses the best way to learn a foreign language, which is through immersion, and recommends using media in that language, such as podcasts and YouTube videos, to engage with the language daily.

Who: Sharkeisha Jenkins.

What: Learning a foreign language through immersion

Where: 3 different countries, YouTube, blackgirlslearnlanguages.co, Google Translate.

Why: Immersion is the best way to learn a language quickly.

How: By visiting different countries, studying, only speaking the language, engaging with language through media, listening with the intent to learn.

MoOsTaFa discusses the two modes of thinking, focused thinking and diffuse thinking, and how alternating between these modes can enhance learning and problem-solving.

Who: MoOsTaFa and researchers in the field.

What: The different modes of thinking (focused and diffuse) and their impact on learning.

Why: To explain the optimal modes of thinking for optimal learning.

How: By providing information and examples of how focused and diffuse thinking can be used in the learning process.

https://shrewdies.com/post/mostafa1/optimal-modes-of-thinking-for-optimal-learning-whatever-you-re-learnng-learn-more-effectively

Who: MoOsTaFa

What: An introduction to memory and tips on becoming a better learner

Why: To provide information and tips on improving memory and learning abilities

How: The post explains the different modes of thinking, the two major memory systems (working memory and long term memory), and the importance of practice and repetition in improving memory and learning.

MoOsTaFa provides an introduction to memory and offers tips on how to become a better learner by understanding the two major memory systems: long term memory and working memory.

Sometimes, search is not rooted in discovery of a correct answer to a question. It's about exploration. Serendipity through search. Think Michael Lewis, Malcolm Gladwell, and Latif Nasser from Radiolab. The randomizer on wikipedia. A risk factor of where things trend with advanced AI in search is an abandonment of meaning making through exploration in favor of a knowledge-level pursuit that lacks comparable depth to more exploratory experiences.

• for: canonical unit, collaborative commons - missing part - open learning commons, question - process trap - natural capital

• comment

  • in this context, indyweb and Indranet are not the canonical unit, but then, it seems the model is fundamentally missing the functionality provided but the Indyweb and Indranet, which is and open learning system.
  • without such an open learning system that captures the essence of his humans learn, the activity of problem-solving cannot be properly contextualised, along with all of limitations leading to progress traps.
  • The entire approach of posing a problem, then solving it is inherently limited due to the fractal intertwingularity of reality.

• question: progress trap - natural capital

  • It is important to be aware that there is a real potential for a progress trap to emerge here, as any metric is liable to be abused

https://www.pbc.guru/

Company with a web platform for managed online book clubs.

Found via Glendale Library book club solicitation: https://www.pbc.guru/glendalecalibrary

Sounds similar to Umberto Eco's admonition about photocopying: https://hypothes.is/a/U3Sg_r0ZEe25T2tD3U-nmw

スアッド su – Japanese Update - 3 Months | Refold/ Immersion Learning {YouTube}

site:: [[YouTube]] channel:: スアッド su date:: 2021-12-21 url:: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYUi6gO9Ip8 accessed:: 2023-12-20

I need to add a banner to learn.shrewdies.org declaring development status and a link to an explanatory post.

reply to ctietze at https://forum.zettelkasten.de/discussion/comment/15201/#Comment_15201

I can be stupid in my [private] Zettelkasten without anyone noticing.

I too have a private space exactly for this purpose. On the other hand, writing and publishing in public spaces forces me to do some additional thinking/polishing work that I might not otherwise, and that often provides some spectacular results as well as useful feedback for improvement over time.