For those of you who haven’t yet decided to follow Mission to Learn on Twitter (You know who you are.), here’s a round up of some exquisite links I’ve tweeted lately on the general topic […]
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I’ve taken a shot before at defining learning as I see it, but I’ve always felt the definition alone falls short of capturing what it means to be a lifelong learner. As I have considered
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I wrapped up my 10 Ways to Be a Better Learner series recently with an exhortation to “Embrace Responsibility.” Seth Godin has since published two new posts that I think tie very well into the
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I’ve written before about the dangers of “homophily” – the human tendency to gravitate towards others who are like us – and I also highlighted “cultivating your network” as one of my 10 Ways to
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Note: This post on the growth mindset has been incorporated into 10 Ways to Be a Better Learner – an essential read for the serious lifelong learner. Each of us arrives in the world with
Growth Mindset – #1 of 10 Ways to Be a Better Learner Continue Reading »
There are a number of books I return to time and again for inspiration – usually at times when I am struggling to achieve a learning goal or just finding achieving goals, in general, to
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Success leads to happiness. On the surface, this seems like a straightforward enough statement, one that’s not difficult to accept. But there are at least three problems with it. The first two may be obvious
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Five ways of not knowing Innocently not knowing. Simply being unaware of the existence of or need for particular knowledge. Receptively not knowing. Open to learning what you know you don’t know. Willfully not knowing.
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