BITESIZE: Learning How To Learn: Anders Ericsson
Developing a love of learning - a crucial skill in the Digital era
A New Way of Being · Simon Mundie
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Show Notes
At a time when all the knowledge in the world is little more than a mouse click away – the importance of learning how to learn is key.
And one person who was a pass master was the late Anders Ericsson – who was best known for his work on deliberate practice and whose research led to the widely misconstrued '10,000 hours' rule popularised by Malcolm Gladwell.
So this was Anders – talking all about how to learn, and develop a love of learning – drawing on his own formative experiences.
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