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by aakash58 7y ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S095965261... It is a review of work in mindfulness and consumption. It is slightly deeper (but also academic).
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by aakash58 8y ago
I find "Living with Complexity" equally interesting.
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by aakash58 8y ago
This book is amazing! It has influenced the way I think about people, culture, beliefs, and politics.
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by aakash58 8y ago
I have not read the journal paper yet but I have a concern: people saying they get angry frequently in a survey is not the same as people actually getting angry frequently. What if those who overestimate how frequently they get angry also o
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Deep Learning and the Problem of Technology and Trust(digitalrhetoriccollaborative.org)
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by aakash58 9y ago
Passing a bill is certainly a small step forward but the focus should be in the implementation (like in every other thing) and the details within it. Factors such as the provision and quality of teacher training, resources for teachers to i
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by aakash58 9y ago
There's a growing interest in Nepal as well!
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by aakash58 10y ago
Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse. The restlessness and questioning (epitomized when he leaves Buddha) that results in a fascinating journey of self-discovery and openness to experiences has been inspirational.
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by aakash58 10y ago
Time and workload is certainly necessary to consider. However, removing parts of existing curriculum may not be the best way. Considering the fact that computers have pervaded across domains, we could try integrating computational thinking
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by aakash58 10y ago
I agree. This could be useful.
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by aakash58 11y ago
We should look at how we can improve the ROI for education. Millions across the world, especially in developing countries, drop out of school because they (and/or their guardians) see no benefit from long-term investment in education.