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Tag Archives: learning
Superhuman Learning Methods
The anime above is what made me think of this topic. Specifically, a scene where the main character (guy) starts accidentally absorbing knowledge. Not going to get into the plot, but he gains the ability to rapidly grow in powers, … Continue reading
Skill and Knowledge Absorbers
While Rogue of the X-Men wasn’t the character who triggered this idea, I think she’s a good example. Although, she steals from other people while I’m thinking of characters who simply learn at a superhuman speed. I’ll go into specific … Continue reading
What Do You Know About Autism?
I’m sure someone will argue with something up above. Anyway, this is the end of the ‘Autism Awareness Month’ posts. I’m curious to know if anybody learned anything interesting about autism. Not only from my posts, but over the years … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, education, facts, information, learning, neurodivergent
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Questions 3: Basic Skills of Characters
Since basic skills can change from person to person, I figure I’ll open the floor. Got my hands full today as well. Keep in mind that I’m talking about the skills authors and readers don’t think about. We take them … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, assumptions, authors, characters, fiction, foundation, learning, q&a, questions, readers, skills, writing
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Skills We Take for Granted
This stems from something decades ago. When making some 3rd Edition Dungeons & Dragons characters with players, one was asking why his barbarian wasn’t allowed to start with reading and writing. He had to use points to give himself these … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, fiction, learning, reading, skill set, skills, writing
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The Struggle for Mastery
Mastery is a strange concept. It’s something we always strive for, but not everyone has the same definition. Even within the same field, people may see some as masters and others may see those same people as still learning. Ego … Continue reading
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Tagged author, education, experience, learning, mastery, skills, thoughts, writing
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7 Tips to Being Interviewed
Just like before, this was inspired by a class last school year. I figured if I did tips for one side of the table, I should do it for the other. Thinking about it now, October is coming up with … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, asking, information, interview, interviewing, investigating, learning, questions
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7 Tips to Running an Interview
I came up with this post and the one on Friday while I was a TA in an ELA class last school year. The students had to interview a person, so they were learning about how to ask questions to … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, asking, information, interview, interviewing, investigating, learning, questions
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