Evergreen notes. Evergreen notes are written and organized to evolve, contribute, and accumulate over time, across projects.
This is an unusual way to think about writing notes: Most people take only transient notes. That’s because these practices aren’t about writing notes; they’re about effectively developing insight: “Better note-taking” misses the point; what matters is “better thinking”. When done well, these notes can be quite valuable: Evergreen note-writing as fundamental unit of knowledge work. It’s hard to write notes that are worth developing over time. These principles help: This concept evolves in large part from Niklas Luhmann’s Zettelkasten, which he regards as the independent intellectual partner in writing his 70 books. Implementing an evergreen note practice See: References Ahrens, S. (2017).
Many students and academic writers think like the early ship owners when it comes to note-taking. Luhmann, N. (1992). Paying attention, concentrating in the classroom. If you have difficulty paying attention to what is happening in your classrooms,Click on the text to begin to avoid the scene!
The Spider Technique Hold a vibrating tuning fork next to a spider web. The spider will react and come looking for what is vibrating the web. Do it several times and the spider "wises up" and knows there's no bug and doesn't come looking. You can learn that. Form a tunnel between you and the lecturer Practice letting people move or cough without having to look at them - just let them "be out there" as you focus on what is being taught When talking with someone, keep your attention on that person, look at his face, and note what is being said.
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That book was the culmination of a writing project that I started as a kid, so I was happy to get it out the door. However, On the Move never took off, which didn't surprise me as a first-time author with an unknown publisher. Judging from my paltry royalty checks, it sold at most 1,000 copies. After a few years, I decided to put the full text online, where it got a few thousand more readers. Study Hacks - Decoding Patterns of Success - Cal Newport. Top Economists Study What Happens When You Stop Using Facebook February 29th, 2020 · 74 comments In the most recent issue of the prestigious American Economic Review, a group of well-known economists published a paper titled “The Welfare Effects of Social Media.”
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