Monthly Archives: January 2017
On Anti-Teaching and Mindful Learning: Keeping an open mind
My first reaction to this week’s topics was not very promising. The term “anti-teaching” elicited an unspoken “What?” in my head. The phrase “mindful learning” was also confusing to me – can one really learn anything mindlessly? Of course I … Continue reading
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Musings on learning in today’s world
The learning experience – especially in the context of formal education – has certainly evolved over the years. While I cannot directly quote literature right now, I have certainly heard stories from the “yesteryears,” stories shared by my parents, grandparents, … Continue reading
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My first post
“If you don’t know where you are, a map won’t help.” – Watts Humphrey
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