Articles in the category "Education"

Using Music to Cook, or Why You Must Diversify Your Study

This cartoon by Stephen McCranie beautifully illustrates the power of interdisciplinary learning.

Should you study the thing that’s most interesting to you now, a general subject that will keep your options open, or something else?

Josh has a method for you to acquire a skill in only 20 hours. Plus, he knows what it’s like to have zero free time.

If your field of study or work feels suffocating, here are some ways to stay loose and find that interdisciplinary, multipotentialite joy.

Let’s talk about that heady rush that comes from signing up for a new class, or training for a new job.

Constantly starting from scratch can be a challenge. Here are 5 tips to help you through the discomfort.

If you’re trying something radically different from stuff you’ve done before, it’s normal to feel uncomfortable.

We love an expert with a deep knowledge.

Even if you’re a natural learner, sometimes you just end up at square one.