I am 2 weeks late on this post - only 1 month in to the #youredustory challenge and I have fallen two weeks behind?! The prompt for the week was "Define 'learning' in 100 words or less" and honestly, I was having a difficult time with putting together a post for this one.
Reading through other blogs that week I was inspired to do something great. I loved the way people put their ideas together in different ways. I kept thinking that I needed to do something similar, but I never found the time to make it great.
So here goes - the down and dirty of what I believe learning is in 100 words (or probably less):
Learning is a process - something that starts on your first day of life and ends on your last. As children we soak up everything we can, from watching our parents, siblings and friends to hearing things in books, TV, playing games or (nowadays) in an app or on a computer. The best way to learn is to practice, and with practice comes failure - but with perseverance comes success...and that process from failure to success is where we learn.
Only 76 words and two weeks late, but I think you get the point. We learn through experience and failure - it may be by our selves, with a teacher or in a group - but we have to try things in order to learn things. So, what have you failed at today?
Great, thoughtful answer to the prompt (and aren't we approaching a world that values work well done more than the distinction of "late work"?). I love your final line! Thanks for the inspiration!
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