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dAilogues: Defining Learning, Learned Learning Disabilities, Epigenetics

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Defining Learning, Learned Learning Disabilities, Epigenetics (full) with Gemini Index of other dAilogues Part 1: Defining Learning Part 2: Learned Learning Disabilities Part 3: Future Prompts for Defining Learning Part 4: Epigenetics  Part 1: Defining Learning  Imagine that we have had numerous past conversations through which we developed an agreement about the meaning of the word […]

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dAilogues: Broadening the Definition of Learning

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Broadening the Definition of Learning (full) with Gemini Index of other dAilogues Will you agree that for the remainder of this dailogue you will remember that the meaning of the word learning includes genetic expression, cellular adaptation, body conditioning, conscious learning, evolution of the species. In the next paragraph explain why you agree or disagree

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dAilogues: Turning Up the Learning

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Turning Up the Learning with Gemini Index of other dAilogues Because the greatest crises facing the next generations are not independent naturally occurring crises, because, instead, they are themselves the results of how past generations learned to respond to their crises and learned to share what they learned in responding, the most minimally presumptuous maximally

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dAilogues: Self-Referencing Learning

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Self-Referencing Learning (full) with Gemini Index of other dAilogues Learning always has a reference.  No matter what the learning is about or into, at any given time, there’s some kind of background that is providing the context that learning is stretching from in order to arrive at whatever is being learned. There’s a span happening

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dAilogues: Learning As Evolution

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Learning As Evolution (full)  With Gemini Index of other dAilogues Part 1: Survival of the Learnist Part 2: Making the Case for Survival of the Learnist Part 3 The Human Learning Difference Part 4 Shared Learning Part 5 The Learning to Learn Together Instinct Part 6 Milestones Digital and Bipedal SPECIAL: LEARNING’S REFERENCE Part 1:

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Learning Hopscotch

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The following occurred during a conversation about the potentially profound life-benefitting effects of learning to experience yourself as “always learning to become who you are becoming”.  Just after describing the benefits to young children who learned to learn that way. I Am Always in All Ways Learning to Become Me And, after a rough outline

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Inherited Learning Biases

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Gemini’s Jewels: G-Ai: We are in agreement that there are “inherited learning biases” – a category of innate predispositions that influence how we learn, process information, and respond to our environment. Inherited learning biases, to the extent that they are genetically transmitted, are subject to the same population-level diffusion and distribution effects as other genetic

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Outgrow or Outlearn? Be Careful!

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I am in Blue. Bard is in Black (via Bard) Humans use the phrase “outgrow” to describe the cessation of a lot of childish behaviors.  List the 20 most common ways the phrase is used to describe the cessation of behaviors. 20 Ways We “Outgrow” Childish Behaviors: Tantrums: “She finally outgrew throwing tantrums when she

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