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Ritchie Wong on X: "quick note on the debate between karri & ryo as a non-designer karri: codified design limits designers' range of possibility, skipping the important steps of boundless exploration without the technical constraints in the first place; ryo: expanding designers ability to bring" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "quick note on the debate between karri & ryo as a non-designer karri: codified design limits designers' range of possibility, skipping the important steps of boundless exploration without the technical constraints in the first place; ryo: expanding designers ability to bring" / X
karri: codified design limits designers' range of possibility, skipping the important steps of boundless exploration without the technical constraints in the first place; ryo: expanding designers ability to bring
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Ritchie Wong on X: "quick note on the debate between karri & ryo as a non-designer karri: codified design limits designers' range of possibility, skipping the important steps of boundless exploration without the technical constraints in the first place; ryo: expanding designers ability to bring" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "a great question either helps someone open a door they are excited to invite people in, or navigate a door they have forgotten (but have been searching), couldn't navigate before or didn't have the courage to open themselves" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "a great question either helps someone open a door they are excited to invite people in, or navigate a door they have forgotten (but have been searching), couldn't navigate before or didn't have the courage to open themselves" / X
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Ritchie Wong on X: "a great question either helps someone open a door they are excited to invite people in, or navigate a door they have forgotten (but have been searching), couldn't navigate before or didn't have the courage to open themselves" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "first step: define, align & open-source signals/proof of learning unless we are clear where we are heading & how to prove that we've been there, hard to truly unleash the values & fill the gaps of both modes (in-person & online)" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "first step: define, align & open-source signals/proof of learning unless we are clear where we are heading & how to prove that we've been there, hard to truly unleash the values & fill the gaps of both modes (in-person & online)" / X
unless we are clear where we are heading & how to prove that we've been there, hard to truly unleash the values & fill the gaps of both modes (in-person & online)
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Ritchie Wong on X: "first step: define, align & open-source signals/proof of learning unless we are clear where we are heading & how to prove that we've been there, hard to truly unleash the values & fill the gaps of both modes (in-person & online)" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "after a number of meetups in chiang mai & kl, im surprised to find out how rare to meet people who are genuinely curious to ask you questions, listen to your sharing & get to know you as a person if you do even 50% of that, you are already ahead of most people socially" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "after a number of meetups in chiang mai & kl, im surprised to find out how rare to meet people who are genuinely curious to ask you questions, listen to your sharing & get to know you as a person if you do even 50% of that, you are already ahead of most people socially" / X
if you do even 50% of that, you are already ahead of most people socially
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Ritchie Wong on X: "after a number of meetups in chiang mai & kl, im surprised to find out how rare to meet people who are genuinely curious to ask you questions, listen to your sharing & get to know you as a person if you do even 50% of that, you are already ahead of most people socially" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "this is prob what excites me most as a learning nerd this feature is just masterpiece how we should approach learning, problem solving & human enablement (as humans) i even try to implement some of the killer design principles in my own learning some of my fav takeaways 👇" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "this is prob what excites me most as a learning nerd this feature is just masterpiece how we should approach learning, problem solving & human enablement (as humans) i even try to implement some of the killer design principles in my own learning some of my fav takeaways 👇" / X
this feature is just masterpiece how we should approach learning, problem solving & human enablement (as humans) i even try to implement some of the killer design principles in my own learning some of my fav takeaways 👇
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Ritchie Wong on X: "this is prob what excites me most as a learning nerd this feature is just masterpiece how we should approach learning, problem solving & human enablement (as humans) i even try to implement some of the killer design principles in my own learning some of my fav takeaways 👇" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "set your own scores, measure your own ways & win your own games we all should have our own little scoreboard to track the right things to our own winning great tip by @amasad https://t.co/JIrW0tFjlI" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "set your own scores, measure your own ways & win your own games we all should have our own little scoreboard to track the right things to our own winning great tip by @amasad https://t.co/JIrW0tFjlI" / X
we all should have our own little scoreboard to track the right things to our own winning great tip by @amasad
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Ritchie Wong on X: "set your own scores, measure your own ways & win your own games we all should have our own little scoreboard to track the right things to our own winning great tip by @amasad https://t.co/JIrW0tFjlI" / X
A humble sharing from an ELED student.
A humble sharing from an ELED student.
The document is a reflective presentation by an education-major student from CUHK sharing observations about the flaws in Hong Kong's education system. It critiques aspects such as the vocational focus, rigidity, lack of individuality, and failure to foster critical thinking and creativity. The author emphasizes the need for change and the responsibility of future educators to address these systemic issues while encouraging collective action among peers. - Download as a PDF, PPTX or view online for free
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A humble sharing from an ELED student.
A Little Story of Mine
A Little Story of Mine
This song touches my soul, every single time. (If you haven’t listened, that’s the only song you’ve to listen today) With its acoustically relaxing melody, Adam Levine sings out t…
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A Little Story of Mine
Ritchie Wong on X: "@gaganbiyani education should be unbundled into more precise solutions to give learners and the markets/world what they really want/need anything institutionalised is too slow to catch up with the pace of the world or needs of learners (not to mention their usual unwillingness to change)" / X
Ritchie Wong on X: "@gaganbiyani education should be unbundled into more precise solutions to give learners and the markets/world what they really want/need anything institutionalised is too slow to catch up with the pace of the world or needs of learners (not to mention their usual unwillingness to change)" / X
anything institutionalised is too slow to catch up with the pace of the world or needs of learners (not to mention their usual unwillingness to change)
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Ritchie Wong on X: "@gaganbiyani education should be unbundled into more precise solutions to give learners and the markets/world what they really want/need anything institutionalised is too slow to catch up with the pace of the world or needs of learners (not to mention their usual unwillingness to change)" / X
Why Education Is Still The Most Powerful Weapon
Why Education Is Still The Most Powerful Weapon
The quote ‘Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world’ have indeed appeared twice, in Mr. Mandela’s speeches. The…
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Why Education Is Still The Most Powerful Weapon
traditional school timetables just a stupid thing
traditional school timetables just a stupid thing
you in the zone of learning a topic → bell rings → drop everything you are learning → asked to be engaged in a totally different topic how the fuck can anyone have fun learning in such structure of constant flow block?
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traditional school timetables just a stupid thing