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How to unbound your education
- Study the source material of any interesting article or book you read.
- Mix and match the content to fit your needs. Don't stick to just one course or book. Try different platforms, formats, and educators.
- Use thinking tools for unbounded learning. Some note-taking tools are not designed only for linear thinking but support new patterns of thought.
- Learn with others, whether with a study buddy or a Twitter account, document your learning journey and ask questions.
- Practice self-reflection. Metacognition is essential and can take the form of journaling.
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Unbounded learning is a mindset
- You believe and accept that you are in control of your educational journey.
- Everything you learn is connected.
- New patterns of thought develop over time.
- Learning together is more beneficial than ...
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The benefits of unbounded learning
- Unbounded learning cuts out the "middleman" of traditional knowledge providers. It instead encourages students to directly access the best content from various institutions or independent teachers relevant to their goals.
- Serendipity. By allowing y...
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Becoming lifelong learners
To become lifelong learners, we may find it hard to break away from the traditional education paradigm. One way to unshackle our self-education is to grab hold of the opportunities for unbounded learning.
- Bounded learning is based on a fixed curricul...
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