Early last year, I realized that this was happening and attempt to rededicate myself to finding things that again made me passionate about learning. This was a major contribution to adding Psychology as a second major.
Since I suspect you may find it interesting, have you read anything on spaced repetition so far? Also since I’m linking there I just want to warmly recommend gwern’s site in general, he has a great knack for finding relevant information and presenting it well (good enough to get him a job at the Singularity Institute!)
I found myself caring about getting a good grade and then abruptly forgetting the information.
I’ve come to know and grown to dislike this feeling in the past few years of university. It is why I spend more effort than needed to try and make knowledge I learn become truly a part of me. Of course sometimes you just need to jump through hoops …
This semester of new classes in a new educational system combined with the past few days of reading the Sequences have sparked my interest in many subjects.
Consider asking around for a chavruta. The sequences are loooong (which is good since they are mostly well written) and talking to people about what you read is always fun. Taking up daenerys on her offer also sounds like a good idea indeed.
Hi, thank you for both the welcome and the wealth of helpful knowledge!
I did find the info on spaced repetition, as well as everything else you linked me to, very interesting! I think my problem now is that my interest in so many different things has been sparked, and I’m having a hard time prioritizing what to read and research first!
Welcome to the site!
Since I suspect you may find it interesting, have you read anything on spaced repetition so far? Also since I’m linking there I just want to warmly recommend gwern’s site in general, he has a great knack for finding relevant information and presenting it well (good enough to get him a job at the Singularity Institute!)
I’ve come to know and grown to dislike this feeling in the past few years of university. It is why I spend more effort than needed to try and make knowledge I learn become truly a part of me. Of course sometimes you just need to jump through hoops …
Consider asking around for a chavruta. The sequences are loooong (which is good since they are mostly well written) and talking to people about what you read is always fun. Taking up daenerys on her offer also sounds like a good idea indeed.
Cheers, Konkvistador
Hi, thank you for both the welcome and the wealth of helpful knowledge!
I did find the info on spaced repetition, as well as everything else you linked me to, very interesting! I think my problem now is that my interest in so many different things has been sparked, and I’m having a hard time prioritizing what to read and research first!