The Dunning-Kruger Effect, Child Music Education and Some Random, Fun Tidbits.
- The Dunning-Kruger effect
The Dunning-Kruger effect might explain why we sometimes see people on talent shows who seem to have this completely unrealistic view of how good they are. An interesting concept and an interesting read.
- What If Every Child Had Access to Music Education From Birth?
I love TED talks. The following one talks about the unbelievable effect music has on development.
- Modeling Your Scheduling After A Brilliant Mind’s Scheduling Habits
You know, if you’ve been following my blogs for a while, that I’m big on productivity.
I love getting the maximum out of life.This means: getting the things I need to get done, done with the least amount of effort in the least amount of time, so I can get back to playing guitar and doing other fun things with my time.
It’s always inspiring to learn from great minds, how they handled their lives.
Here’s how Ludwig Van Beethoven and other greats scheduled their time. - Some Random Fun Innovative Instrument Ideas
Conclusion
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