adrienne
@adrienne
The learning pyramid - the further down you go, the more you learn. At the bottom is teach others, and you donβt have to be a teacher. Just cast, post, or blog whatever you are learning - sharing with others is a form of teaching and helps you master the material better
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adrienne
@adrienne
Source: high school back to school night π While all the moms are gossiping Iβm finding farcastwr content in the chem lab π« π«
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Nounish Prof ββ§-β§π©
@nounishprof
Ooooo spooky β was just talking about this! https://warpcast.com/nounishprof/0xcf51b3
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danny iskandar
@daniskandar
agree 80-90%, not sure doing vs teach to others? feel doing is the best teacher, experience has more nuances no words to explain - no matter how many words trying to describe. steve jobs has a sarcastic comments about consultant: those that teach can't do ... or something like that? damn, i choose violence again :)
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Syed Shahπ΄ββ οΈπ
@syed
All the 19 year old life coaches high-fiving each other
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Michael
@michael
But why is it upside down
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slobo
@slobo.eth
see one do one teach one
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Phil Cockfield
@pjc
βπ― the "teach others" power move!! (s-level)
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RoboCopsGoneMad
@robocopsgonemad
Almost. I don't think you get credit for teaching if there is no feedback loop with the student. The reason teaching is an effective for of learning, is because it requires mastery and the ability to teach the material from a variety of student perspectives and abilities.
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Erick
@erickpinos
Teaching others has been the #1, it forces me to reconcile what I understand intuitively vs what I parrot from what Iβve been taught
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manansh βοΈ
@manansh
I like this triangle too. Teaching others is a form of interleaved retrieval. It forces you to engage in higher-order learning. Thanks for sharing! This is cool. Reminds me of the Feynman technique
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christin
@christin
This is interesting to me bc on FC I donβt tend to share learning type stuff whereas back in the day on Twitter I was heavy on this in a typical web2 creator way π€ learning how to share knowledge in a web3 vibes way
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