0:58 Set learning goals 2:05 Read widely 2:57 Embrace technology 3:56 Seek mentors and learning communities 4:57 Attend workshops and seminars 5:48 Take courses and acquire new skills 6:59 Embrace experimental learning 7:52 Reflect on your learning experiences
Choosing the topic I want personally to explore is more efficient to me rather than any other subjects taught at school. Because I will be personally attached to it, we have personal interest so it's way easier to learn something we're excited to.❤ For example I'm a French native speaker, we were taught the English language at school but at the end of schooling nobody was fluent, we couldn't share a thought. I started homeschooling at 14 years old, and now I'm totally fluent in English, just because I decided to learn it by myself, by choosing the lessons I wanted to develop. Being a self made person is so incredible because we are all choosing a different path so we have a huge amount of things to share with others such as journeys, books, art...
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I also am a lifelong learner and an autodidact I have always loved school and university was my absolute favorite. However, now that I'm out of school I continue to learn with free courses via EdX, Futurelearn, Coursera, etc. plus my own personal plan with many books, videos, and of course my love of taking notes and journaling. Love your channel!
Thank you for sharing Mariana, perfect timing. I absolutely believe in the quote "a mind is a terrible thing to waste" and so, I truly believe in being a "lifelong learner!!"❤🥰🙏
Really liked this! I am definitely doing a lot of these things on this list and it really helps! Course, physically doing it, and putting it to work is my best way of learning something!
all the time i think to me a student though i have no academy. Nowadays it's too difficult for me to go to any academy and continue my study. But really i want to learn, i want to know more and more but I don't have enough time and other things. However I didn't stop my own study, i study well by myself and it makes me happy that i didn't stop. i have a goal, i have a long journey.
We self learn in our homeschool and ive always been a self learner. My kids get the chance to master those skills early on and its ok to be patient with them because eventually they will be masters no matter their pace as long as they have good work ethic. My job is source material and I present them with direct source materials and they do the rest.
Thank you for this video, Mariana. It has really inspired me! I have been looking for a video like this one for a while now, it seems fitting that you'd be the one to eventually make it! I have been binge-watching your videos lately and finally started using Notion. I'm sitting down now to start using it to create a reading journal for a non-fiction book I'm reading. I consider myself a kinesthetic learner and tend not to feel like I absorbed information after reading a book so I will combine all of these things you mentioned here to create a "curriculum" for myself like I was still in school. Love it!
Or you can, in certain States in the US have your tuition waived in the Public University System by enlisting with Uncle Sam. Post my 1st undergrad in Applied Math/CS I enlisted into the Naval Flight Program via AOCS, NAS Pensacola, and did my Time ingrade. Then undergrads 2-4 including Labs, as all three undergrads were in the STEM Disciplines, and my grad work, cost me 20K total. Being autodidactic is great but try learning grad level Linear Algebra by yourself. I received the coursework from MIT Profs, who made it possible for even me to grasp the material, well.
You are so lucky as you are teaching in such a well developed region.I am also a teacher but unfortunately my monthly salary is only 110USD per month ..Any teacher here who can give me any task like lesson planning, Assesment sheets making can contact.I shall do on lowest rates.
Thank you very much, for the content. I would like to see more videos on this topic. It would be great to explore more of the concept of a learning journal and also methods on how to reflect on learning experiences ....
I accidentally stumbled across science fiction in 4th grade. This was before Star Trek. Science fiction writers back then were not the average guy. I ended up reading about Greek philosophers in 7th grade because Arthur C Clarke used Plato's Allegory of the Cave to explain reality as viewed via infrared in his book: A Fall of Moondust Waiting until after college to be a self learner is late. The schools are designed to sabotage children's minds. Become a good corporate drone. Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
Your videos are top. Very calming and soothing, no hassle. Great content and great value. On a side note, you are also extremely beautiful, shoutout to your husband.
@@FintyLovatt Awesome choice. I love psychology as well. I recommend man search for meaning by Viktor Frankl if you were looking for a book recommendation. It is great for professionals in the field but also for anyone just interested in psychology. He talks about how everyone needs a purpose, meaning in our lives no matter who we are and where we come from. Something to add to the consider is the author with a survivor of a concentration camp. His experiences helped him develop therapy as those exact practises helped him when he was trying to survive. Not sure if you’re looking for a book but I feel like I cannot talk about psychology without mentioning this book ha ha. Do you have any recommendations for me?
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0:58 Set learning goals
2:05 Read widely
2:57 Embrace technology
3:56 Seek mentors and learning communities
4:57 Attend workshops and seminars
5:48 Take courses and acquire new skills
6:59 Embrace experimental learning
7:52 Reflect on your learning experiences
I am a believer of self learning and myself keep picking new things to learn. This video was just a perfect one and came at the right time.❤
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Choosing the topic I want personally to explore is more efficient to me rather than any other subjects taught at school. Because I will be personally attached to it, we have personal interest so it's way easier to learn something we're excited to.❤
For example I'm a French native speaker, we were taught the English language at school but at the end of schooling nobody was fluent, we couldn't share a thought.
I started homeschooling at 14 years old, and now I'm totally fluent in English, just because I decided to learn it by myself, by choosing the lessons I wanted to develop.
Being a self made person is so incredible because we are all choosing a different path so we have a huge amount of things to share with others such as journeys, books, art...
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I also am a lifelong learner and an autodidact I have always loved school and university was my absolute favorite. However, now that I'm out of school I continue to learn with free courses via EdX, Futurelearn, Coursera, etc. plus my own personal plan with many books, videos, and of course my love of taking notes and journaling. Love your channel!
I love learning so much, and this video has supported my drive 😂. Thank you !
Self learning is one of the coolest things there is 🙌🏻
Thanks mariana, great video!
Thank you for sharing Mariana, perfect timing. I absolutely believe in the quote "a mind is a terrible thing to waste" and so, I truly believe in being a "lifelong learner!!"❤🥰🙏
Thank you for sharing. This gave me some good ideas, especially now that I am learning to run my own business.
I really enjoyed this video.
Great Channel ❤!
So true aftwr college is when I actually started learning the subject ! Being student for life is extremely New experience
Really liked this! I am definitely doing a lot of these things on this list and it really helps! Course, physically doing it, and putting it to work is my best way of learning something!
all the time i think to me a student though i have no academy. Nowadays it's too difficult for me to go to any academy and continue my study. But really i want to learn, i want to know more and more but I don't have enough time and other things. However I didn't stop my own study, i study well by myself and it makes me happy that i didn't stop. i have a goal, i have a long journey.
We self learn in our homeschool and ive always been a self learner. My kids get the chance to master those skills early on and its ok to be patient with them because eventually they will be masters no matter their pace as long as they have good work ethic. My job is source material and I present them with direct source materials and they do the rest.
Thank you for this video, Mariana. It has really inspired me! I have been looking for a video like this one for a while now, it seems fitting that you'd be the one to eventually make it! I have been binge-watching your videos lately and finally started using Notion. I'm sitting down now to start using it to create a reading journal for a non-fiction book I'm reading. I consider myself a kinesthetic learner and tend not to feel like I absorbed information after reading a book so I will combine all of these things you mentioned here to create a "curriculum" for myself like I was still in school. Love it!
You're so eloquent, you voice so sweet❤
Or you can, in certain States in the US have your tuition waived in the Public University System by enlisting with Uncle Sam. Post my 1st undergrad in Applied Math/CS I enlisted into the Naval Flight Program via AOCS, NAS Pensacola, and did my Time ingrade. Then undergrads 2-4 including Labs, as all three undergrads were in the STEM Disciplines, and my grad work, cost me 20K total. Being autodidactic is great but try learning grad level Linear Algebra by yourself. I received the coursework from MIT Profs, who made it possible for even me to grasp the material, well.
You are so lucky as you are teaching in such a well developed region.I am also a teacher but unfortunately my monthly salary is only 110USD per month ..Any teacher here who can give me any task like lesson planning, Assesment sheets making can contact.I shall do on lowest rates.
Thank you very much, for the content. I would like to see more videos on this topic. It would be great to explore more of the concept of a learning journal and also methods on how to reflect on learning experiences ....
I accidentally stumbled across science fiction in 4th grade. This was before Star Trek. Science fiction writers back then were not the average guy. I ended up reading about Greek philosophers in 7th grade because Arthur C Clarke used Plato's Allegory of the Cave to explain reality as viewed via infrared in his book:
A Fall of Moondust
Waiting until after college to be a self learner is late. The schools are designed to sabotage children's minds. Become a good corporate drone.
Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
Great insights, Mariana!
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Your videos are top. Very calming and soothing, no hassle. Great content and great value. On a side note, you are also extremely beautiful, shoutout to your husband.
Self-study is so powerful way to build own education system.. But here are some major problems are self-aware ne... ❤
Hi just want to say thank you for this video I never went to high school always home learner
how is it like? do you seek out friends from other places? that does sound really fun honestly.
Yeah, I also taught myself and am currently working as a software engineer
Learning is certainly a lifelong endeavor.
What is something you’re curious about? Let me know is curiosity is always a great way to figure out what you want to research.
Nutrition and all things health is sth i feel like i always wanna keep learning about
@@hnnhml That’s awesome. It’s important to research things that benefit our Health and being
Psychology and mental health. I find the mind interesting especially how we perceive certain things and how and what causes certain mental disorders.
@@FintyLovatt Awesome choice. I love psychology as well. I recommend man search for meaning by Viktor Frankl if you were looking for a book recommendation. It is great for professionals in the field but also for anyone just interested in psychology. He talks about how everyone needs a purpose, meaning in our lives no matter who we are and where we come from. Something to add to the consider is the author with a survivor of a concentration camp. His experiences helped him develop therapy as those exact practises helped him when he was trying to survive. Not sure if you’re looking for a book but I feel like I cannot talk about psychology without mentioning this book ha ha. Do you have any recommendations for me?
Astrophysics and cosmology, I just find it really interesting and also relaxing.....
Greetings from Poland :)
Listening to you❤
Do you learning German? I am sending lovely greetings from Germany :) I love your content. :)
Why not learning by doing ?
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Dear you are vegetarian ,u from or your profession?
- Civil Engineering - contractor
- IT
- Chef
- Mechanic
- Agriculture
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yea try to learn about physics without college bro good luck xd
My IQ is higher
In the future men cannot understand womens nakedness in forever
what??