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Category Archives: Learning
Greatest Teacher
My greatest teacher is my son. He is a year and a half.
Book Ends
“Stop starting with hardcovers” eloquently argues Pat Holt. Many people respond on BoingBoing how much they love hardcovers. I don’t care if with the few years publishers have left that they keep starting with hardcovers, as long as they start … Continue reading
Learning by doing something else
There is a small project that I’m working on with a friend, and since for years I’ve wanted to try Python…
I find two of the greatest assistants in learning and developing expertise in something are:
Helping someone else (teaching).
Using something else … Continue reading