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Amazing sketchnote summary of @fortelabs' Building a Second Brain course by @Mappletons.

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Part IV of @Mappletons sketchnote summary of the Building a Second Brain course.

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I wonder what the future holds for freelance/online teachers.

Platforms like @teachable and @podia make it easy to launch an online course, but this does not mean online courses are good.

A rant about the state of online education.
1/ As teachers, we've spent years researching different learning styles.

Some students need visuals, a few better absorb knowledge when listening, while others need hands-on practice before an idea clicks.

A good curriculum hits all of these areas.
2/ Many online courses are expensive for what you get (recycled materials).

Course creators admit this. They'll tell you it's possible to learn their stuff for free online, but that they packaged everything on one platform and set out a roadmap.

That's not teaching.
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As a former educator, I found @andy_matuschak and @david_perell's recent conversation inspiring.

Their thoughts on sense-making, education, and writing hit home. I feel the teaching bug again. Lots to think about.

A thread with some of my takeaways.
1/ People learn better when they make sense of the subject together with others.

When you express your ideas and get instant feedback, your learning loop shortens and improves learning.
2/ As a teacher, make the student the subject.

What problem are they facing? What do they actually need to learn? What do you only teach because you think they have to know it but actually don't?
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Today it was time for breakout discussions in @fortelabs' Building a Second Brain course.

In our group, focus was on the knowledge capturing process and ways to easily save notes and highlights in your note-taking system.

Automation is key here.

A thread with tips.
1/ Be critical of what you read and save.

If you have 12 favorite problems (Feynman), you have a filter for what content is worth your attention and saving to your note-taking system.

You only want the highest quality of information in your second brain.
2/ Focus on your five primary sources of information and master them. Wax on, wax off.

Sources can be anything: online articles, webpages, PDFs, ebooks, audiobooks, podcasts, etc.

The key is to organize your capturing workflow around your most common and valuable sources.
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