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How To Become A Self-Directed Learner
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More and more people drop out from the traditional education system because they feel that there must be a better way to learn. David Mansary is one of these people. David dropped out from University because he felt that he could learner faster and more effectvely outside Higher Education.
In this episode David shares with you:
• How to become a self-directed learner
• How to learn anything from scratch
• How to maintain motivation and discipline to learn without outside pressure and deadlines
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More and more people drop out from the traditional education system because they feel that there must be a better way to learn. David Mansary is one of these people. David dropped out from University because he felt that he could learner faster and more effectvely outside Higher Education.
In this episode David shares with you:
• How to become a self-directed learner
• How to learn anything from scratch
• How to maintain motivation and discipline to learn without outside pressure and deadlines
If you enjoyed this video, subscribe to our channel and sign-up for your free academic career advice at czcams.com/users/HowToBecomeAProf?feature=watch
And if you're interested in checking out more PLAN YOUR CAREER videos, check out our CZcams playlist here: czcams.com/video/ey6lU_6bySo/video.html
Thanks for watching!
Link to video: www.howtobecomeaprofessor.com/interviews/how-to-become-a-self-directed-learner/
Link to CZcams video: czcams.com/video/i8mwMIMoTkc/video.html
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Pablo has a big heart. I am amazed that he is still friends with the Chair that denied him his support.
Join the rest of the world who don’t have a guaranteed job for life.
Amazing
Wow i watched 50 min video and it's just like 15 min to me. I enjoyed every answer in this video.
So much informative a phd candidate. Thanks for the video.
Gave me a lot of info about how academia works. Nice video clip. Keep up the good work.
this was actually really good - thanks so much
This is a very fascinating video. I wonder if you could update it for the COVID era. 👊😊👊
This kind of approach to learning suits me well, I am interested in acquiring practical skills through experience unlike memorizing theories that in the end are not applied in real life situations.
Kiss the right asses!
This was super informative and helpful! Thank you for this video and interview!
You pretty much need to get your name in publications during your postdoc. Nepotism is how you get publications and jobs in academia. Landed my postdocs with nepotism. Careful, once you are no longer a Ph.D. student, the profs you work with will behave real nasty towards you as they only want you to publish. They will give you projects but won't do anywork themselves. This is what you should expect as a postdoc. A big part that recruiters for Assistant professors are looking for is if you have the guts to abuse postdocs and graduate students for publications. Of course skills are also important. Afterall, publications is the departments #1 goal.
I don’t agree with this as it is not applicable to my field (journalism). Publication can be important but journalism major without experiences might not be good
The man doing the interiew look very very gay...
so disappointing that you did not include his full name in the description. I'm not sure what his last name is.
Please if someone could help me. I have a foreign PhD and I want to teach at university in US I’m living in Us and I’m a US citizen. Is my PhD useless ? Or I can have an equivalent of my diploma? Thanks for your answers.
Good interviewer but the guest could have been a lot more helpful.
The interviewer has an extreme case of an underbite
Can you interview professor in Information systems, anytics, decision sciences?
Tenure just allows morons to spew their opinions during class time since they have no fear of being fired.
Talkin' or reading
Sounds like candidates need a good pair knee pads to receive tenureship.
I'm a 29 community college adjunct instructor should I only work at university to get a tenure or professor position? Don't principals make the same amount ?
It’s a racket because universities want adjuncts to do their work while keeping their salaries high
thank you
It is not a job for life. Although it is very secure, there are instances where you can lose the tenured job. First, the school may get rid of the position. Second, the school or university itself may dissolve. Third, one can lose tenure for criminal activity. Fourth, one can lose tenure for refusing to teach. (This can come up in the context of refusing to teach a course that no one else can teach when the need is sudden, like if another professor dies or suddenly retires.)
What the hell, this taught me nothing about biology! Also if I had already published something I wouldn't have to google how to become a biology professor. Why can't you just tell me what I have to know and link me to the website were you register to be a professor instead of this vague, cirumstantial stuff. Seriously, this video was a waste of time and I need to become a professor before next friday. I already know that mitochondria is the powerhouse of a cell or something, so if you could skip that part that would be greaaaaat. Thanks and much love
why did u interview a complete nobody lmao
Steve Jobs was seen as a nobody then became famous. It’s mean’t for inspiration.
That's awfully shallow, why does it need to be a celebrity? I find it refreshing to get the perspective of someone you could possibly meet as opposed to someone in their own bubble.
Talk to much about your self
Currently on a course that uses SDL as its primary educational methodology. Never have I learned LESS or felt more confused in my life. Might work for a few people? But I think they're the minority not the majority...
It's best not to become a professor but to become one of the greatest mischievous brats causing headaches for other fools who don't know how to make right decision
How not to become a socialist prof
The entire education system is a racketeering act
John Batchler true
I have a great idea for all u profs that r not tenure just create ur own school and set tuition rates for students. We're they not going to pay $50,000 a yr in worthless education but stear them in we're they could get jobs remember the dept of education is run by socialist that created this education mess
Great video, as it helps, in my opinion, not only the people that are interested in having a career in phychology academics.
Excellent !!!!!
When they got to the point where they were talking about what he was learning. I was like hey thats what I am doing! 8:30 I've always rather known Spanish, but I've been dabbling in Italian, French, and more. On top of that I am learning to program for websites (Learned a bit about SQL today)[Note: I've been up since 6, and it's 7 right now, gotta work at 8] On the side I learn about Emotional Intelligence, micro computers, game development, and much more.
Thanks to prof. Nemerov ... it helped me a lot sir thanks again
SO helpful - thank you!
I am PhD in mathematics please tell me how I can get a maths faculty job in universities
U should apply for the faculty positions in different universities.recently jpsc assistant professor recruitment was available .last date to apply was 31 Aug 2018.For the upcoming vacancy check Google.
I totally agree with you. I have been an autodidact all my life.
Very impressive! I'm 34, I'm about to defend my dissertation and just got an assistant professor position. However, I must admit I wouldn't change my life experiences prior to my academic career for an earlier tenure.
Competitive U.S... must take it easy. I love what did I do as grad student in Texas; this is the real world buddy it is our task to FIX it... apparently I lost everything, these two little angels included; maybe I am crazy because I feel great taking over the challenge. CHEERS!!!
Yeah, you know what's even funnier? American companies routinely hire PhDs from the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China) at a cost of 2 or 3 of these foreigners versus one American PhD. So, bitch and moan all you want. America has had a glut of PhDs since 1968. Yes, you read that right. 1968. Additionally, American universities, especially the Ivy League toilets, have been letting TONS of Asian students in at the expense of white American students. TONS of Chinese (from China) students get let in, since, as people should all know by now, colleges are just businesses in America. No real learning takes place, it's just "warmed-over high school".
Maths still makes me anxious!!! I refuse to do maths because of this
Many school systems hire younger teachers from programs like America’s Choice, or Teach for America, or some other groups and develop a reciprocal partnership to get a financial, federal kick-back in funds. Why keep an experienced senior teacher making an up-graded salary when they can hire an inexperienced young teacher and pay that person much less? Also, by firing a senior teacher, they can save the system money by not paying benefits like health insurance and life insurance. Unfortunately, money is more important to them than cultivated education. So aside from 14th amendment violations practiced by some preferential principals, money is another motive for firing tenured senior teachers. If these senior teachers do not retire, or resign then, they are issued unsatisfactory evaluations, or their working environment is made uncomfortable. . . In other countries, experienced, senior teachers are greatly valued and respected for their knowledge. Perhaps that is the reason that “U.S. students’ academic achievement still lags that of their peers in many other countries.” www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/02/15/u-s-students-internationally-math-science/... UNSCRUPLOUS: having or showing no moral principles; not honest or fair. . .CONSTANCE JEANNE SAMMARCO pro se, Appellant, uses her first amendment U.S. constitutional rights to offer her opinion to expose the Incompetency of The Prince George’s County Board of Education (PGCPS BOE) in their deliberate deceptiveness, in their deliberate failure to state pertinent facts, and in their deliberate untrue statements that supported their false allegations of her unsatisfactory evaluations issued by Principal Nakia Nicholson of Fairmont Heights High (FHHS) for two consecutive years that ruined her credibility and caused her job dismissal…The following is the APPELLANT’S “feedback”(which is 50% effective of all communication) on The Maryland State Board of Education’s Opinion No. 15-01:constancejeannesammarco.com/
This is amazing! congrats prof.
academia isn't worth it
when you got the lectureship after non tenure did the university decrease your salary? this tenure thing makes things too hard for lecturers.
Step one: Become a Professor Step two: Eat Food
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I am 31 years old and last month I just achieve my status as Associate Lecturer . I promise to be a Professor in the near future !!!