#Learning

Matthew Kenworthy

mattkenworthy

I've been time tracking my academic work in Fall 2020 with @toggltrack and I finally crunched some numbers yesterday. It's been an interesting exercise.The most interesting point is how much

Santiago

svpino

Transitioning from Software Engineering to Machine Learning. I'll tell you my story.It might work for you. It might not.Hopefully, it gives you another perspective. Hopefully, it helps.(2 / 14) Many

Anurag Shukla

Anuraag_Shukla

Translating evidence from neuroscience into classroom practice can be problematic for many reasons (Howard-Jones, 2014). Findings from a lab setting may not always be transferable to a classroom. #ScienceOfLearning with

Heidi Schweingruber

haschweingruber

1/7 Heard another news story about how not being at school in person is leading to a "lost generation". I am disgusted with this framing. And with hand wringing over

Brad Nguyen

brad_teacher

Watched a 7:30 Report video about Finnish educational success. Turn off the volume and there are some interesting things. First, students sitting in rows rather than haphazardly arranged in a

evy 💜

EvyKassirer

A worry junior engineers and new hires frequently have is that they ask too many questions.The most common advice I've heard is to try to figure it out yourself for

Abed🤑🇵🇭 | The Smart Pill💊💡

TheSmartPill

I've observed something very interestingI'm a fan of learning languages (semi fluent in French, learning Korean) and fluent in English and Filipino, and I consider myself a fast learner. I've

Akil Bello

akilbello

The constant implication in the term "learning loss" that a 1 year disruption/slowdown in learning can never be made up is really really odd to me. This paper explicitly says

Sybil

ihaveabug

From the "Keynote Student Panel: Student Empowered Design for Open Pedagogy and Education" #OEGlobal20 session recording (paraphrasing): "Ts have so much knowledge outside of the textbook."Yes! We should be sharing

Liz Ryan, CEO, Human Workplace

humanworkplace

One reason I encourage everybody to step into independent consulting, even if it’s part-time and occasional, is that consulting gives you a much better sense of the value of your

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BGZeroTwoOne

You know what everyone starting a side hustle, learning skills, building digital assets, etc. has in common?They're hedging their bets.Something like 85% of jobs of 2030 don't exist yet. Many

Tim Rayner

timrayner01

Rereading old posts and reflecting on the value of being clearly and definitively wrong. One learns from one's mistakes but only if one ventures a clear and definite hypothesis. Otherwise,

Suzie Jabarian

SuzieJabarian

Here are my musings on the 'remote' aspect of #blendedlearning so far. No original thoughts here, just of a synthesis of snippets from research and blogs that I have read.

trader t3mpoz

t3mpoz

Lessons that can cost you #money #trading #markets Will add to this as I think of new ones. Hopefully some new traders out there get to a bullet point and

Dr Rachel Pope 💙

preshitorian

I’ve learned such a lot from colleagues in Neolithic studies on here over the last few days. Twitter can be a great source of learning, provided we defer to expertise.

Wealth Squad Chris ♻️

CJ_Johnson17th

Most people don’t have money problems They have other problems that result in the lack of money Most money problems boil down to - Laziness - Lack of discipline -

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