Learning how to learn — LessWrong
Introduction The skill of learning things fast and well is phenomenally valuable. It serves as a force multiplier on almost everything you’ll do late…
x Learning how to learn — LessWrong Distillation & Pedagogy Spaced Repetition Scholarship & Learning Rationality Practical Frontpage 47 Learning how to learn by Neel Nanda 30th Sep 2020 Linkpost for www.neelnanda.io 18 min read 0 47 Introduction The skill of learning things fast and well is phenomenally valuable. It serves as a force multiplier on almost everything you’ll do later in life, and I think it is worth invest a ton of effort into cultivating and developing. Getting better at learning is one of the most valuable things I’ve learned in my degree, and I think it’s a strong contender fo
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