Category: learning

22 posts

• 12/23/2014Why I stopped saying something is easy or something is hard
• 12/15/2014Thoughts on giving up an old project to make room for the new
• 9/12/2013My first post on The Chess Improver: The Value of Thematic Complete Games Against a Weaker Opponent
• 12/24/2012I changed how I live after reading Joshua Foer's "Moonwalking with Einstein"
• 12/14/2012CreativeMornings/Pittsburgh, the first session: Nina Barbuto on "Making Learning a Party"
• 10/2/2012Round 5 of Pittsburgh Chess Club Tournament: On Benoni "Emasculation" and Learning
• 6/3/2012Why I am grateful that my father never let me win a chess game against him
• 6/2/2012They published my brilliant chess game, hinting it was not so original, but was it?
• 2/27/2012Flute practice: dealing with burnout and injury
• 2/24/2012When can you call yourself an expert at something?
• 2/22/2012Flute progress after one month in orchestra: still hanging in there
• 2/21/2012Pittsburgh Java User Group: Get Going with Git on Java Projects
• 2/14/2012Flute progress report: day of reckoning approaches
• 2/1/2012Joining an orchestra: learning in the face of terror
• 1/19/2012How to respond if a child asks you a science question you don't know the answer to
• 1/16/2012How school made me hate computer science and programming
• 1/12/2012Experiment in learning: completing Stanford online course: Machine Learning
• 1/11/2012Experiment in learning: completing Stanford online course: Introduction to Databases
• 12/20/2011Much progress playing flute
• 12/6/2011Global Day of CodeRetreat: Pittsburgh
• 12/4/2011Why I am writing this week for CSEdWeek
• 10/7/2011Staying Excited About Learning By Being Flexible