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Cut Your Learning Curve episodes
- #6 - How to Stay Motivated When Learning
How to deal with a lack of motivation during your learning process.
http://natecooper.co/learnbetter/
15 min - #5 - Social learning, wayfinding, divergent and convergent behavior
Learning is enhanced when we have time to explore. We dive deeper into design thinking and talk about learning from others.
http://natecooper.co/learnbetter/
11 min - #4 - Design thinking practices, diverging converging, wicked problems
How do you make sure you're on the right path to learning a new skill? The scale is really important. What is a wicked problem and how can design thinking help?
natecooper.co/learnbetter/
9 min - #3 - How Risk Aversion Can Limit Your Learning
Your brain can work against your open better judgement. This is especially true when comparing options.
http://natecooper.co/learnbetter
10 min - #2 - How to Learn Faster With The Feynman Technique
How do you know when you have learned something new? The answer is you have a mental model. Learn how to use the Feynman technique to map out your mental models on a topic.
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7 min - #1 - Welcome to Cut Your Learning Curve
In this episode, we set up the podcast and discuss the topics of growth mindset and flow.
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About Cut Your Learning Curve
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Learn anything faster by learning how to set achievable learning goals and good learning habits. In each episode we dive into a different aspect of how learning works looking at the brain, motivation,…
and habit-forming. Based on years of teaching adults technology as well as text on a wide variety of subjects from behavioral economics to psychology.