For those of you who knew one of my earlier websites, you may wonder why Radically Transformative Fitness has been re-named Slowing Down Faster.
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Learning (long version)
“[In the] humanistic conception, with its roots in the Enlightenment… education is not to be viewed as something like filling a vessel with water, but rather, assisting a flower to grow in its own way… in other words, providing circumstances in which the normal creative patterns will flourish.”
-Noam Chomsky, Chomsky on Mis-Education
What is learning?
What is improvement?
What is Slowing Down Faster?
by Edward Yu
Slowing Down Faster could be considered the art of learning how to learn or, put another way, the art of learning how to improve. Slowing Down Faster is in this manner a radical departure from conventional approaches to learning and improving because where Slowing Down Faster emphasizes exploration, thereby encouraging people to learn how to learn and learn how to improve, conventional approaches focus on mimicking and performing, which commonly results in trying to learn and trying to improve.
Continue readingLearning (short version)
“[Darwin] valued questions over answers, curiosity over conviction, and perseverance over test of ideas that were so implausible that other people never thought to take them seriously.”
-Frank Sulloway, Born to Rebel
What is learning?
What is improvement?
What is Feldenkrais?