Learning Resources

1. Introduction to the Series • An Introduction 2. Learn • Study Like This • Tips on Observing Things • "O TAKG-SPIR" for Studying • Note-Taking • Learning Aims • Learning Better • Grasping Abstractions • Composition and Criticism 3. How to Write • Writing Papers • Straight Language • The Organising of Paper Writing • The Master Thesis • A Dogen Layout • Changing Words • Transitional Words and Phrases • Heuristic Operations • Sachlich, or Matter-of-Fact 4. Neural Maps • Mal mal mal • Sky Maps • Sky Flowers and Mind Maps 5. Building Blocks of Words • Building Blocks: Prefixes • Roots of Words • Suffixes 6. Behind the Surface • Approaching Venus • Quotations on Learning • Accommodate to Your Benefit 7. Theorists • Jerome Bruner • Jerome Bruner: Quotations and Extracts 1 • Jerome Bruner: Quotations and Extracts 2 • Gordon W. Allport Findings • Benjamin Bloom, Learning Taxonomy • Abraham Maslow Reader • Jivamuktas and Self-Realizers of Maslow • Carl R. Rogers • Lee Cronbach Titbits • Rollo May and Existentialism 8. Breaking Ranks • Dreams and Dreaming • Meditation Articles • Art of Zen: How to Excel Somewhat • Doing Zen, Doing Soto Zen 9. Other • Didactic Figures Learning can be eased by many sorts of aids and methods. They include schemata and taxonomic knowledge. Gaining awareness, however, is different. The two help one another.    DISCLAIMER: To help us out: [LINK]    © 2000–2007, T. Kinnes. All rights reserved. [E-MAIL]