While reading Mortimer Adler's classic work "How to Read a Book," which treats a topic that might be more appropriately named something like "How to Properly Assimilate and Analyze Information as a Human Being," I came across a multiplicity of insights, two of which I happened to jot down on a sticky note. This morning, while cleaning out my sticky notes, I came across these two insights and decided to post them here.
• "There are no stupid questions" gives way somewhere during the course of one's education to the question "what are the right questions?"
• Higher Education is often more about unlearning than learning.
• "There are no stupid questions" gives way somewhere during the course of one's education to the question "what are the right questions?"
• Higher Education is often more about unlearning than learning.
You have inspired me to keep post-it notes on hand when I read.
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