Engineering: projects Languages: talking to people, reading, studying Dance: going to classes It's always learn by doing with some supporting work, but what that means varies by skill.
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learn by doing, in whatever is closest to a live environment, ideally with other people who are also doing it. voted for projects
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for almost everything 1. watch it be done 2. research the way(s) it is done 3. project to apply observations and learnings and to explore the way *i* would like it to be done
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All have a place: skill-by-skill is best for the actual *learning*, but (carefully chosen) projects are great for practicing and situating the new skill, themes provide interest, and a Big Hairy Audacious Goal provides motivation.
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I seem only to be able to learn my trial and error. I don't know what category that falls under
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figure out cool end goal, cursory survey of the domain to find best practices, follow best practices studiously and iterate from feedback. then get distracted halfway thr
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Play, winds up being "skill by skill" *via* really tiny "learning projects". Learn each skill by doing projects that yield fast feedback; make sure that each thing is big enough to *yield* some feedback.https://twitter.com/fiddlemath/status/1207421978568581120 …
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