| Topic: | Re:Importance of Difference |
| Posted by: | Tbone |
| Date/Time: | 02/03/2004 14:18:21 |
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I said: "My mail goal in all this learning IS to develop myself to learn things faster and more effeciently" If I just look for difference in areas of interest will I really be learning alot? Is there any directed way of doing this? I love learning! I could see spending alot of time just looking, listening, feeling for difference in areas of interest. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Importance of Context | 01/03/2004 13:53:13 | Tone |
| Re:Importance of Difference | 02/03/2004 14:18:21 | Tbone |
| Re:Importance of Context | 07/03/2004 00:52:28 | jkc |
| Re:Importance of Context | 07/03/2004 05:06:43 | nj |
| Re:Re:Importance of Context | 07/03/2004 14:54:54 | jjkc |
| Re:Re:Re:Importance of Context | 10/03/2004 20:54:49 | nj |
| Re:Importance of Context | 12/03/2004 21:42:32 | Amilcar |
| Re:Re:Importance of Context | 14/03/2004 09:02:25 | ny |
| Specifying Context | 16/03/2004 13:40:17 | Amilcar |
| Re:Specifying Context | 17/03/2004 09:09:50 | kc |
| the nature of contexts | 17/03/2004 15:14:05 | jonathan |
| Re:the nature of contexts | 18/03/2004 08:08:55 | kc |
| Re:Re:Importance of Context | 18/03/2004 14:23:56 | Tone |
| context from content | 18/03/2004 18:14:52 | Amilcar |