How much you really know about the world?
If you have read
Factfulness: Ten Reasons We’re Wrong About the World–and Why Things Are Better Than You Think (by Hans Rosling, Ola Rosling, and Anna Rosling Rönnlund),
you know this website.
Usually, I write about online learning possibilities on this blog. This time, though, I wanted to tell you this story to remind you that no matter how much you try to plan and study beforehand, the reality is complicated, and you cannot prepare for everything. Sooner or later, you just have to take a chance and try things.
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In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I want to thank you, the readers of this blog. This blog is relatively new and I have a lot more planned for it. Yet, I can already see that you come back after your… Continue Reading →
Great news! If you follow TED Conferences on LinkedIn, you may have noticed that they have published a survey on Lifelong Learning Courses! They want to know a bit more about what kinds of courses (e.g. price range) you would… Continue Reading →
When studying online you may feel detached from the school you are enrolled at. Studying remotely doesn’t automatically mean you wouldn’t want to feel as a part of a community. Fortunately, it is possible to get to know your school… Continue Reading →
Summer is just around the corner. In the Northern Hemisphere, the weather gets warmer, days get longer, and clothes get lighter… Parks full of people eating ice cream, barbeques set up in every backyard, vacation plans finalized, and graduates celebrating… Continue Reading →
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Pretty notes
Some of us need pretty notes to learn better. Making the notes makes you concentrate on the contents. You’ll have to organize everything so that it makes sense. And then, you’ll rewrite your notes. All of which helps you learn.