How I Learned How To Learn

Welcome Back, Friends! Today it's a story time about how I learned how to learn and figured out what strategies work for me.

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[fitzgerald]

" Just don't give up to do what you really want to do! Where there is love and inspiration, I don't think you can go wrong." that's the quote of one of my most favourite singers. I think you proved what she said ! Thanks for sharing your honest story ! 👍

[kimmann-tggx]

Thank you for sharing such an intimate part of your life. Your grace and humility are a lesson for us all.

[robertrawley]

*FASCINATING! AND ADMIRABLE!*
God bless good, , caring teachers!

[garywait]

Judging from your sensitive and insightful videos, I would say that "your best" is more than "good enough".
You're an inspiration 😊

[magwa]

Hello beautiful soul, I share a part of the struggle that you've been through and i understand the struggle and stress because i have experienced it too, and I learned that i am a slow learner which means i need to do extra extra effort to get and comprehend a new concept and i need to repeat it so i can understand it on my way, i remember i had to redo everything we did in class on my own until i get it, and it's not easy at all when you see people around you doing 1/3 of your effort and nail everything . Thank you for sharing, sending love energy 💕😘❤

[Hugshoney]

Thanks for sharing. My son had a similar situation, but what he could see were numbers.❤

[PaulChavez-gn]

You are a great example of what hard work and commitment can do. My compliments!!

[ĐạtĐinh-yc]

The moment when your math teacher graded you personally 🥺🥺🥺 it hit me so hard. Thank you for sharing such an amazing story!

[hamada-]

This is truly inspiring. I’ve always admired how articulate and thoughtful you are. It’s incredibly impressive that, despite the challenges you’ve faced, you’ve become the amazing person you are today

[Toba-Han]

❤😮😊it is amazing to hear that and I have come across students that are going through similar experiences while in school. I’m an educator and it good that we encourage children to use a while range of learning strategies and techniques because not all children have the same learning style 😊❤

[Muskokaloon]

Thanks for sharing. I have my own version of issues with my learning challenges. I agree we need to learn our style. I want to add that without the support of some key people, like teachers, you can’t get there on your own. We under appreciated the thoughtful kind and intuitive teachers. They matter. In the end our system of education is designed for one style of learning. Not one you and I can thrive in. I hated reading books, I thought I was stupid. Nope just not the way my brain was wired. A big hug to you and thumbs up adding a great example of success through focus to the conversation. We are not alone.

[jacobkrutina]

Thanks for the invoice on this because this is so me and I had the same problems, but i don't take meds, but I am going that way, and because I have attention problems as well and more things as well. I am glad that you found a way that will help me as well to learn, and like you said, everyone is different. Just find that path that helps you and enjoy it as much as you can as well.

[melb]

Thank you for sharing. Not to belittle your experience, but we all face difficulties in life. We become successful by overcoming them. You have done well at that

[Herman-in-SEA]

Appreciate your learning how to learn. Think u nailed it by saying you need to hear the same thing a million times. Think about it Jaks - that is how native speakers become fluent in a language They hear the same thing a million times.

[DaveandLynnBallinger]

Ive been watchimg your videos for a few months now, youre such an amazong man! Your insights can help a lot of people. Keep it up !

[Dragonmoon]

Thanks for sharing.

I know for me, I'm very much a use it or lose it type person when it comes to math or chemistry. I can understand the leason, concept, and formula when it's being taught. Even do the homework or whatever. But, once enough time passed and we moved on to newer subjects, I lost the old information (basic mathematics being an exception of course).

Point is, while my struggle was nowhere as challenging as yours, you clearly rose above and figured out your life. I think that's a key element of learning, like you said, figure out how you understand the world and face it's challenges head on. It also shows the importance of diversity. We all have different experiences, perceptions, and knowledge. There may be only one true solution to a problem, but there's more than one way to get there.

[rickfelsher]

Thank you very much for this video. I was able to completely relate. Thank you for all your videos.

[symbionese]

He should be thankful he went to school in Canada. In my schooling, I learned 1.) I was destined to
make bad grades and 2.) the higher one is in public school hierarchy, the stupider that person
is. The Peter Principle manifested. Despite their worst efforts, I still learned a great deal.

[RobertoGonzalez-bqp]

Appreciate your honesty and your willingness to share some of your academic experience.