Have you ever asked yourself “Why am I doing this?”, “Why do I care?”.
In education and the workplace, it seems we’re systematically conditioned to champion someone else’s cause. In Tilt Talk #3’s final instalment, learning maverick Nick Shackleton-Jones argues that this will ultimately lead people to breaking point.
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How People Learn
Award-winning psychologist and author Nick Shackleton-Jones demolishes long-held myths about learning. If you work in learning design, care about psychology, or are simply curious about how the brain actually acquires knowledge — these are the conversations that change how you think about it.
Featuring Nick Shackleton-Jones — psychologist, learning pioneer & author of How People Learn
Nick Shackleton-Jones talks about learning vs education and why education is ultimately, an inefficient way to learn.
Psychologist and learning pioneer Nick Shackleton-Jones shares his thoughts around how to create learning experiences with impact.
What happens when you try to hammer a square peg into circular hole in the learning world? The lessons don't stick, says Nick Shackleton-Jones
In education and the workplace, it seems we’re systematically conditioned to champion someone else’s cause. Why?
The directors cut - a full feature length edit of our Tilt Talk by Nick Shackleton-Jones’. Enjoy!