I'm looking for someone with a background in education and/or cognitive science to run an online seminar for non-rationalists on how humans learn things and how to efficiently teach a subject to others. A few examples of the sort of content I'm thinking of are: Ebbinghaus's research on memory and spaced repetition, the difference between shallow and deep learning of a subject, Bloom's 2 sigma problem. The exact content would be up to you.
It would be a ~1 hour seminar on May 29th, run via Zoom or a similar platform. It pays $400 USD. If you're interested, please email me to discuss the details.
I'm looking for someone with a background in education and/or cognitive science to run an online seminar for non-rationalists on how humans learn things and how to efficiently teach a subject to others. A few examples of the sort of content I'm thinking of are: Ebbinghaus's research on memory and spaced repetition, the difference between shallow and deep learning of a subject, Bloom's 2 sigma problem. The exact content would be up to you.
It would be a ~1 hour seminar on May 29th, run via Zoom or a similar platform. It pays $400 USD. If you're interested, please email me to discuss the details.