Removing praise and criticism from learning.
What good teacher do
https://www.npr.org/2020/02/03/802422904/when-things-click-the-power-of-judgment-free-learning
Grow 1% a day, start with free resources from SF Library (or your local library)
Start reading this blog article.
6 offices in San Francisco, Santana Row, Vancouver, Seattle, United Kingdom, Boulder and Sydney are received 145 copies of 3 books.
Pragmatic Programmer, The Code Complete & 97 Things Every Architect Should Know.
Happy reading fellow engineers!
Systemic problems in our society, by definition, seem impossible to fix. Part of the reason is that systemic problems are rooted in how our lives are structured and it’s not under the control of one person, one organization or sometimes even one government. When I was doing a bit or searching around Google, there was a suggestion in the images search for causal loop.
In order to make progress towards fixing systemic issues, start anywhere in the chain and work on breaking at least one of those that is contributing to the continuation of the causal loop causing the systemic problem.
I just learn about this type of diagram to look at systemic issues, read more here https://systemsandus.com/2012/08/15/learn-to-read-clds/
USING CAUSAL LOOP DIAGRAMS TO MAKE MENTAL MODELS EXPLICIT
From: https://thesystemsthinker.com/developing-a-multicultural-learning-organization/
Learn something, learn anything.
Learn a new sport, learn to be better at a sport you are good at.
Learn a new skill, learn to use part of your brain you seldom use.
Learn to be empathetic, learn to listen to others.
Learn how to love yourself more than you do at this moment.
Learn about how someone else thinks, ask questions about them.
Learn Or Languish.
Tony Tam 