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How to personalize learning with AI ๐Ÿ‘ฉโ€๐ŸŽ“

Friends of Parsnip โ€ข 196 implied HN points โ€ข 26 Oct 23
๐ŸšŒ Education AI Learning Technology Personalization Skill development
  1. Mass education is often one-size-fits-all, expensive, and frustrating for both teachers and learners.
  2. Personalized education, like mastery learning and 1-to-1 tutoring, can be more effective in improving learning outcomes.
  3. Technology, such as AI-powered skill trees, has the potential to revolutionize learning by providing personalized, interactive, and scalable education.
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All Feedback is Projection

The Leadership Lab โ€ข 196 implied HN points โ€ข 19 Mar 23
๐ŸšŒ Education Feedback Leadership Growth Learning Development
  1. Feedback is projection: Feedback you give others reflects aspects of yourself. What you judge in others can reveal your own traits.
  2. New paradigm of feedback: Move away from the old feedback model based on objective truth. Embrace the idea that feedback is a story and an opinion.
  3. Learning from feedback: By asking how feedback is true about yourself, you open up growth opportunities and deepen connections with others.

Edu-Snippets

The Science of Learning โ€ข 219 implied HN points โ€ข 24 Jul 23
๐ŸšŒ Education Learning Pedagogy Research Study Techniques Cognitive Science
  1. Retrieval practice helps all students remember what they learned better, whether they know a lot or a little about a topic. It involves recalling information, like through quizzes, and boosts memory retention.
  2. Studying over spaced intervals is more effective than cramming all at once. Mixing up different subjects or topics during study sessions can also improve learning by making it more engaging.
  3. Many college students don't realize how beneficial spacing and mixing subjects can be for their studying. Teaching them about these techniques can help them study smarter and remember better.

Teaching Juggling

Bramโ€™s Thoughts โ€ข 98 implied HN points โ€ข 26 Jan 24
๐ŸšŒ Education Teaching Learning Skills
  1. Teaching juggling effectively involves using stepping stones for gradual progression.
  2. Using a collaboration between a beginner and an expert can make juggling easier and more motivating.
  3. Starting with simpler patterns like four balls and three hands can lead to successful juggling skills.

Renovations to the ivory tower

The Bell Ringer โ€ข 59 implied HN points โ€ข 22 Mar 24
๐ŸšŒ Education Teaching Learning Pedagogy Curriculum Research
  1. Understanding how people learn is crucial for effective teaching. Teachers need to know learning styles to help students better.
  2. There are new resources and issues focusing on how novices learn. This can guide both educators and parents in supporting students.
  3. The importance of evidence-based approaches in education is growing. Relying on research can improve teaching strategies and student outcomes.

Why Learning to Code Is Life Changing

Brain Bytes โ€ข 79 implied HN points โ€ข 14 Feb 24
๐Ÿ•น Technology Creativity Learning Career Opportunities Problem Solving Lifelong learning
  1. Learning to code fosters creativity and innovation by enabling you to bring ideas to life and design solutions that make a real difference in the world.
  2. Coding encourages lifelong learning by constantly challenging you to adapt to new technologies and expand your skill set, which enhances creativity and personal growth.
  3. Learning to code opens up various career opportunities by providing a valuable skill set that can improve business value and impact millions of individuals worldwide.

Happy new year

The Jolly Contrarian โ€ข 99 implied HN points โ€ข 09 Jan 24
๐ŸšŒ Education Books Reading Learning
  1. The Jolly Contrarian has been improving the 'user manual' coverage of main agreements on the wikis, especially the ISDA Master Agreement, with more content and multilevel numbering added.
  2. Reading recommendations include 'Bitcoin is Venice' and 'The Master And His Emissary', which provide deep insights into societal issues and the human experience.
  3. An analogy is drawn between skiing off-piste in skiing and exploring unconventional paths in life, work, and business, emphasizing the benefits of stepping away from the well-trodden path.

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ailogblog โ€ข 79 implied HN points โ€ข 09 Feb 24
๐ŸšŒ Education Technology AI Learning Teaching Reform
  1. Blogging and sharing insights on generative AI can have a significant impact on educational discourse.
  2. Challenges in education, such as misinformation, ethics in AI tools, and historical issues, require continuous attention and thoughtful consideration.
  3. Approaching educational reform, including incorporating generative AI, as a collaborative effort towards a slightly better world is essential.

Weekly Wednesday Wisdom #10

Weekly Wisdom โ€ข 159 implied HN points โ€ข 13 Apr 23
๐ŸšŒ Education Learning Creativity Books Character development Lifelong learning
  1. Reflect on your intentions, actions, and results regularly to make necessary adjustments.
  2. Quantify energy in terms of time, attention, thoughts, emotions, actions, habits, and money.
  3. Maintaining a consistent routine, setting clear goals like writing a book, and balancing creative energies are essential for personal growth.

10x your mind ๐Ÿง 

10x your mind โ€ข 479 implied HN points โ€ข 12 May 22
๐ŸšŒ Education Psychology Learning Mental health Self-Improvement Research
  1. Underutilizing mental abilities is common; many of us make suboptimal decisions in various aspects of life.
  2. Training our minds is crucial for making smarter decisions and improving overall well-being; psychologists and neuroscientists provide valuable insights.
  3. Awareness of common mental mistakes and cognitive biases is key to enhancing decision-making and reaching our full potential.

Book review: Math-ish and Math Mind

The Bell Ringer โ€ข 3 HN points โ€ข 30 Aug 24
๐ŸšŒ Education Curriculum Teaching Learning Mathematics Child development
  1. Kids may not be learning math deeply if they only focus on concepts without practicing basic skills. Just like music, understanding math requires more than just thinking about itโ€”it needs practice and foundational knowledge.
  2. Two new books suggest that creativity and a positive mindset toward math can help kids learn effectively. However, itโ€™s important to also teach the necessary skills and techniques for actually doing math.
  3. There's a concern that these books might promote a 'think system' approach to math education, which could overlook the important learning processes. Skills in math, as in music, come from practice and mastering the basics.

Clarity of thoughts

10x your mind โ€ข 159 implied HN points โ€ข 16 Mar 23
๐ŸšŒ Education Writing Communication Learning Framework Skills
  1. Clarity in writing is crucial for effective communication. Your message should flow seamlessly like a river, and not leave your audience confused.
  2. The 3-1-1-1 framework is a helpful tool to enhance clarity in both writing and conversation. It involves condensing your thoughts from 3 pages to 1 sentence, improving storytelling skills.
  3. Applying the 3-1-1-1 framework can benefit not only children but also adults in various aspects of communication like work presentations and emails. It helps in delivering concise and impactful messages.

Decisions depend on the decision maker

Overthinking Everything โ€ข 419 implied HN points โ€ข 31 Aug 23
๐ŸšŒ Education Decision-making Gaming Learning Expertise Teaching
  1. Decisions depend on who is making them, as individual factors influence the best choice.
  2. Even in games with 'objective' optimal strategies, decisions are subjective based on each player's abilities and knowledge.
  3. Beginners should consider their own strengths and weaknesses when making decisions, rather than just emulating experts.

Information is not Communication

Sunday Letters โ€ข 99 implied HN points โ€ข 18 Dec 23
๐ŸšŒ Education Communication Teaching Learning Writing Technology
  1. Information isn't the same as communication. Communication is more about how well the other person understands you.
  2. When sharing ideas, focus on the listener's reaction rather than just giving all the details.
  3. It's your responsibility to make your message clear. If someone doesn't get it, think about how you can communicate better.

Strong Students Aren't Always Ready for More

Pershmail โ€ข 137 implied HN points โ€ข 07 Aug 23
๐ŸšŒ Education Mathematics Teaching Learning Child development Curriculum
  1. Strong students may not always be ready for more challenging material.
  2. Mathematics education is not a one-size-fits-all journey, some students have specific areas of interest and may not be ready for broader mathematical growth.
  3. Kids may have peaks of interest in specific mathematical topics, and that's completely normal, parents should be aware of this and educator should offer real challenges to help them grow.

๐Ÿ—“๏ธ cycle 2 begins?! learnings & changes!!

vrk loves paper โ€ข 139 implied HN points โ€ข 16 Aug 23
๐ŸŽญ๏ธ Culture Creativity Learning Personal Growth Design Art
  1. Working on personal projects feels really good. Having control over what you're creating can bring happiness and motivation.
  2. Focusing on one project at a time can lead to better results. Trying to juggle too many tasks can often lead to getting nothing done.
  3. It's okay to take time to learn new skills instead of doing what you're already good at. Learning something new can be a great way to grow.

Cranking The Learning Machine Up To 11

Neckarโ€™s Notes โ€ข 436 implied HN points โ€ข 11 Mar 23
๐ŸšŒ Education Learning Reading Learning Process Continuous Learning Information Consumption
  1. Focus on learning and growing every day through voracious reading and lifelong curiosity.
  2. Avoid the trap of consuming information to feel smarter without truly understanding or applying the knowledge.
  3. Seek balance between input, output, and periods of disengagement for optimal processing and application of information.

On the 1000 Skills Conference: The Art of Non Conformity.

Day One โ€ข 1238 implied HN points โ€ข 22 Sep 20
๐ŸšŒ Education Online business Entrepreneurship Learning Skill development
  1. You are capable of achieving great things, don't limit yourself to what others think you should be
  2. Make the most of the internet by leveraging it for learning, building skills, and creating opportunities
  3. Take the initiative to build a business online by acquiring essential skills and joining informative conferences

Coming soon: The Novice Issue

The Bell Ringer โ€ข 39 implied HN points โ€ข 15 Mar 24
๐ŸšŒ Education Learning Teaching Literacy Training Tutoring
  1. A new issue called 'The Novice Issue' is coming soon for subscribers. It's likely to focus on beginners in a certain topic.
  2. The author encourages readers to think about their own experiences of learning something new. This could help tutors connect with their students.
  3. Subscribers can try a 7-day free trial to access more content and support the publication. It's a good way to explore what the author offers.

The Key Traits of High-Performing (Conscious) Entrepreneurs

The Leadership Lab โ€ข 78 implied HN points โ€ข 03 Dec 23
๐Ÿ’ผ Business Entrepreneurship Leadership Self-Improvement Learning Responsibility
  1. High-performing entrepreneurs have a patient, long-term view alongside short-term impatience, balancing dedication over years with quick action now.
  2. Successful entrepreneurs are relentless learners, using every moment to gather information and grow, focusing on intentional learning to serve their broader purpose.
  3. Top entrepreneurs take 100% responsibility, avoiding blame and focusing on self-improvement by continuously coming back to the mindset of a creator.

The Learning Leapfrog In Liberia, Sierra Leone

The Future of Education โ€ข 238 implied HN points โ€ข 29 Mar 23
๐ŸšŒ Education Technology Learning Implementation Affordability
  1. Using technology to personalize learning is helping children in Liberia and Sierra Leone improve reading and math skills.
  2. Implementing tablet-based learning programs can have a significant impact on education in resource-constrained countries.
  3. Affordable and sustainable solutions, like tablet-based learning, can revolutionize education systems in developing nations.