Learning Notes

Learn how to learn.

Mastery and learning in the age of AI.

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Learning Notes Manifesto, 1.0

1. Learning Is A Superpower
2. Mastery Is For All Life
3. To Teach Is To Learn
4. Action Beats Motivation
5. Practice Creates Progress
6. Competence Builds Confidence
7. Good Teachers Accelerate Growth
8. Repetition Is The Mother Of Learning

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@CraigBrockie @tyromper Must learn

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@carterjamison Boom

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@DaveLovesMovies Creativity flourishes on a canvas, but loses its potency in an unbounded space.
Focus is freedom.

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Follow me at my new account @GoalWired

This account will remain for now, but I'll be more active over there

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@jameszimmermann Wishing all the best. Sadly the arts world is largely woke

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@THEROSSHARKNESS Action >>>

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Exactly this. Education is seen as a wishy-washy career choice, a fallback option, a second-class thing.

Pay attention to people like @justinskycak when he tells you how high the ceiling can go (teaching math well) but also how low the standards have fallen (most modern teacher training and ongoing professional development)

[Justin Skycak @justinskycak]

I'm so fed up with education being an unserious, soft subject / career field.

Most people have no idea how much nonsense you have to trudge through if you want to get into a position where you can actually work on maximizing student learning and be incentivized to do it well.

I had to do a teaching credential in order to teach in Math Academy's original school program, which operated in public schools (Pasadena Unified School District).

I.e., I worked as a public school teacher who exclusively taught Math Academy classes, and the district required all teachers to do credentials.

The credential itself was a complete waste of time, but I was so serious about Math Academy – even back then – that I was willing to put up with the suck and suffer through it (among other things).

In hindsight, I'm actually glad I did it because it gave me more firsthand experience with how bad things have gotten.

Some of these things sound so ridiculous and unbelievable that some people actually don't believe it's happening. But I can say "no, it's real, I spent years right there in the train wreck."

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@ZubyMusic Better late than never. These uncommon times call for it

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@NoahRevoy @sourpatchlyds So much for devouring books

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@heydannymiranda Real wealth right there

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@JamesAFurey Indeed. The crisis in an X post shaped nutshell.

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@flabbytofit99 So good. Especially when your child sees it 20 - 30 years from now

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@ItsKieranDrew People bang on about mastery… sometimes a return to the fundamentals is best. Would love to do this, too

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@tyromper @thriving__kids Right back at you, Ty!

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@Tim_Denning You owe it to your descendants to become successful.

You owe it to your ancestors to build on their legacy.

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@SahilBloom Happy Birthday, Sahil! Onward and upward, indeed.

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@OneJKMolina waiting for part two