There is a very common misconception that education is about “knowing stuff” and then to feel bad about what we don’t know yet. But education isn’t about what we know already; it’s about learning what we don’t yet know.
The way to tell a great learner is not by what we already know, but by our ability and desire to know more. In addition to the ways of becoming a better learner that are (or will be) on this website, we also learn by acting on our curiosity and by learning from each other.
How can you use this website well?
For starters, start at the beginning. Go to the Getting Started page at the bottom of the Materials, and work your way up.
Connect with other people studying in this class.
Looking for something? Try searching the website using the search function, the icon of the magnifying glass in the upper right-hand corner of the site. Leave the website to search the Internet for other resources on the topic you are studying.
Get a book from the library about something you want to know about.
And you’re always welcome to ask me a question :). The extra-added benefit of asking me questions is that it keeps me informed, up to date, and engaged in your education. You can email me, or you can Schedule an Appointment.