Here's a quick preview of
a learners' view (ALV) of life and learning, for those "busy, busy, busy" people who plan their day as they commute to work.
A Learners’ View is the straightest path to learning, the oxygen of life, including of education.
We're using this phrase as an organizing theme for
Classic Education at
EduClassics.com. Posts give priority to
how people learn over
what they learn.
The site started as a way to answer the request,
Tell me how people learn, What do they do first, second, etc.? That request came through a real world international business. As we developed an answer, educators and parents asked for answers to be stated in ways they could use it to save time.
Thus, the preview, a generalization summarizing over a century of experimental empirical behavioral science research:
A Learners’ View is the straightest path to learning, the oxygen of life, including education.
Do you see ALV as a memorable phrase with use for learning more during your busy life?
