If You Flip It, They Can Learn It

Update: 2021-03-26

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It has occurred to me that I might have made some teaching mistakes in the past. Learning sticks when it can immediately be applied to a particular task or need you have. If you don't have an immediate use case, it might as well go in one ear, and out the other. It's not going to stick.

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If You Flip It, They Can Learn It

Jeffrey Way

If You Flip It, They Can Learn It