10 things that people want to learn?
I do research on learning and teaching for my educational leadership classes. What people want to learn? How do you do? If you've learned anything recently, this process alive? Give me time it took to learn the skills, if you have any book, teachers and trainers, etc.
Concepts who want to learn more: 1. educational practices 2. history (people, wars, etc) 3. words (new words, phrases, common origins, etc) 4. Policy 5. the system of legal norms, etc. 6. medicine (brain, rare diseases, etc) 7. religions 8. Sociology 9. Technology (generally related to computers) 10. And the general house maintenance and repair of cars (I would not say I want to learn these things, but I want to learn if necessary) The most recent concept sat down and studied the key poverty on children and learning. I learned through lectures, watch videos, interact with colleagues, and reading documents. (I attended an 8-hour inservice this topic.) I do not say I learned a lot because I grew up in the poverty, so I knew some of the problems facing our students. Secondly, I disagree with much of what they "taught" by mentally reviewed what I had heard and have not incorporated some ideas in my mental construct of poverty. (Sorry, I do not think that poor people have not thought abstract.) The most recent memory ability is likely to learn to lay tile. Just learn to put the tiles were probably about five minutes. (Mi father-in-law gave me, explaining what he was doing as he did, then I tried it, while he saw and noticed, then I was hanging around with him for help when needed.) However, if I ask tile Again, definitely need to be taught again how to find the center of the room or how try to go around the floor vents, etc. I guess you can say it does not really "learn" the game, and I do not remember how!
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