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LEARNING 2 LEARN Carlo Corti | @araknoid
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Not about machine learning
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Not about how your brain works
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Not about reading 50 books per year
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“the process of getting knowledge or a new skill” Learning
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Software Engineer Co-Organiser of Ticino Software Craftsmanship Meetup Continuous Learner
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Learning is part of our life Learning is fundamental for our job
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We learn in many different ways
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Do we control our learning events?
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Accidental learner
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Fragmented knowledge Low retention of the learned knowledge
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Deliberate learner
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LEARNING IS A SKILL
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PROCESS TOPIC
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SURVEY
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QUESTION
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READ
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RECITE
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REVIEW
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Survey Question Read Recite Review
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Survey Question Read Recite Review SQ3R
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Is not the number of books that you read, a good metric to track… What matters is what you get out of them
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— Anonymous “I don’t have time.”
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— Cal Newport, Deep Work “We spend much of our day on autopilot - not giving much thought to what we’re doing with our time.”
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168 hours a week 40 working hours 56 sleeping hours
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72 Hours
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Fixed schedule productivity
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10 Hours
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Make a plan
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Make a plan Break it into S.M.A.R.T objectives
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Make a plan Break it into S.M.A.R.T objectives Use the feedback to improve
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2016 2017 2018 2019 Books 1 3 10 14
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2016 2017 2018 2019 Information
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Long story short Be a deliberate learner Make a plan Manage your time Improve your practice (SQ3R) Use the feedback to improve
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Where to start?
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— Charles Duhigg, The power of Habit “Not sharing an opportunity to learn is a cardinal sin”
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THANK YOU