#learning methods

[kaizenin21stcentury]

Florilegia is a practice of reading and pondering, of conversing with literature by pulling out the phrases that “sparkle,” removing them from their original context into a new one. Fresh meaning may be discovered in this aggregation of sparklets, their conversation with each other. In new context they may generate new ideas, create questions or beauties or conundrums.

You can do this with a single book, or a year’s worth of reading, or a lifetime’s. You can do it with the same book over and over, gleaning different sparklets each visit.

[cadavidson]

Study of Learning Methods: Reading Print Books or Screen Text—Which is Better for your Brain Health?

Study of Learning Methods: Reading Print Books or Screen Text—Which is Better for your Brain Health? Your brain on screens is not the same as your brain on books .“We cannot step back—the technology is here. But we cannot ditch the books.” The Paper Advantage: Why Reading Print Is Better for Your Brain (Highlights from Epoch Times) Neuroscience shows that how we read—not just what we read—may…

[kids-worldfun]

Game-Based Learning: Transforming Education through Engagement and Achievement

The game-based learning industry is transforming the educational landscape by facilitating participatory engagement with effective learning. This innovative approach uses interactive and immersive games to engage students, making education enjoyable and impactful. With traditional teaching techniques evolving, GBL sets itself apart by providing personalized learning experiences that offer a…

[kylominis]

touchy feely mornings with mr. clingy [♡]

[lachoco]

Cornell Notes Notebook

Are you looking for a notebook that will help you keep learning material in an organized way? Are you fed up with boring covers? If yes, this notebook will be perfect for you. It is designed according to the rules of the Cornell note-taking system. This system helps you organize your notes for future reviews. Each page is decorated with a floral motif to bring uniqueness to the notebook. The cover is stylized on an old book and will stand out among others. Regardless of your level of education, this notebook will be great for better preparation of study material.

[iwilllearnthisfuckinglanguage]

Actually makes very useful points, good method of learning through listening to get onto once I’ve got a bit more vocab behind me

[evidmid]

A Sky, a Star

[grounded-african]

Learning styles - Instructors vs Books

I started decluttering my digital space. For whatever reason, I get the sense that I need to do a lot of serious decluttering, both online and physically. I’m guessing I have a lot to make space for in 2024. Lots to look forward t Image: Canva While deleting files, I came across some of my notes from Robin Banks’s “Mind Power” and “Shaping Your Destiny” courses that I took in 2020. I had…

[stillchugging-captisjuice]

The fire is kindled from the moment you get them; you simply need to feed the flame. Most importantly, feed it what it wants: feed it dry pine, not soaked cardboard or fresh-cut grass. If you ask the children what they want to learn, and then teach them that, they will learn more than you could ever accomplish under any other method of teaching. By trial and error, we find what feeds the fire; by trial and error, let us find what feeds each specific child.

"A child's mind is not a bucket to fill, but a fire to be kindled." Dorothea Brande.

[asinglebluefeline]

"Orion in declension... Rigel and Betelgeuse lined up for true north... easy to navigate... ... and beautiful..."

– Batman/Nightwing: Bloodborne

[northstarscowboyhat]

Peepaw Starlo struggles. Autism 2 autism communication struggles.

[r0semultiverse]

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE ORIGINAL MARCELINE OF THE WINTER KING'S UNIVERSE!? 😨

Is the implication that Ice King took her out with all of the other oozers or did the oozers end up killing her?? Either way, it seems that this Simon was not coping well with any of what was going on in his life. Living a life of hypocrisy & ruling a false kingdom.

[associativeglassdesert]

big fan of proof by induction. mathematical equivalent of saying "just do the thing one bajillion times. you can do it." except mathematicians say n instead of bajillion

[superbat-lmao]

A “buddy” vigilante story where Jason and Tim go back in time during Dick’s time as Robin, when the Worlds Greatest Detective was still young.

Basically, they significantly change the past and in the most annoying way possible. Tim knows that no one will know it was them and has been pretty morally flexible about the whole thing. They go down the list of rogues, down the list of siblings, bickering about it the whole time.

Jason kills the Joker, Tim rescues Cass, and both of them try and get one over on the other about their past selves.

Because Tim tries to talk baby Jason into stealing the Bat’s tires early while Jason’s out murdering Zucco, and Jason’s out snatching Tiny Tim and his camera from rooftops trying to leave him gift wrapped in the batcave while Tim’s out stealing info from Luthor.

It’s one giant clusterfuck but they’re successful because Tim and Jason combined are absolutely lethal and no one ever saw them coming.

Meanwhile, they keep running into Robin and absolutely losing it over seeing their oldest brother so young and angry.

Dick tries to track them down after they killed Zucco, he wants to ask why. What the hell they could possibly be doing or why that would matter to them.

Tim pushes Jason off a roof.Jason lights Tim’s ancient computer on fire. Tim tears a book in half. Jason takes pictures of Tiny Tim and sets them as his wallpaper. It’s a comedy, your honor.

And probably the worst headache Batman will ever get.