| Title | : | School of You: Stop the Overload, Become a Guerrilla Learner and Change Your Life |
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| Rating | : | 4.66 (678 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1530298717 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 94 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-03 |
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Make no mistake: Learning is Survival. You must become your own learning curator. If you want to create the next killer app or rise quickly in your company, you have to become a Guerrilla Learner. That’s the message from Myra Travin, Post-Futurist, LX Designer, and author of the new release, “School of You: Stop the Overload, Become a Guerrilla Learner and Change Your Life.” Her book teaches you how to personalize your own learning, to discover your potential, and to exceed expectations. It's also a shot across the bow to systems of learning and bad UX design that get in between learners and their experience. “When learners take charge of their own learning—no matter whether they are in school, have a job or don’t, or are a 12-year-old wanting to implement a brilliant new startup idea—my book gives them the golden ticket," Travin says. In the equation of technology and learner, Travin believes the key element is how humans develop a relationshi
Editorial :
I definitely would have deleted the book after the first couple of chapters if not for those reviews, also. I was willing to try it based on the "reviews," and because good study guides apart from the Blue Book are basically non-existent. It also has a section in one chapter that goes into marketing and in my opinion misinterprets some of the foundational concepts.
Two things I do like about the book are
1. No paleontologists returned to the uninviting Bahariya for decades, until Josh Smith, a graduate student, got the idea of going. I wish I could give it zero stars.. And I totally agree with the reviewer's comment about overpriced dinner parties. He likes birds, mice, cats, and snakes, but he's thoughtful enough to consider the potential negatives: "A cat would chase things. Anyone who doesn't like the methods used likely doesn't much care for TCVM either. I was wrong, and I'm delightfully surprised! You really can learn something new everyday! Thanks, Tobi!. The first day
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