Tag: teach anything

How to learn anything: Part 1

Nov 7, 2014

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Graeme Smith

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Let’s face it. Learning stuff can be hard. It’s not easy to go through a new learning curve for new content that you need for work, study, or even just for a hobby. However, what if it was possible for you to learn anything? Find an expert right? Get a teacher or a tutor? Join…
Hacking Learning – Mini Podcast

Jul 14, 2014

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Graeme Smith

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Time to practice those new and fairly raw podcasting skills. Here’s the audio of a post from a few days ago:
How to teach anything, improve learning, and help people do stuff better

Apr 29, 2014

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Graeme Smith

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I want to write a book. Not sure what the title will be, but I’d like this – or something similar to be the byline or subtitle. I’d like it to mainly be a picture book. Something you could give to anyone. Like the kind of book you’d pick up in an airport. Now I…