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Learning test taking strategies that i still use and implement today. Simple things such as reading the questions beforehand and knowing to skim to save time are still things i use today

Focus on new learninf

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When I learned Greek Mythology, It was interesting because everyone was a hot mess and it felt like a reality show that held one explanation for how the world was created. I didn't even realize that the cycle was spinning because I was so engaged with the drama evident in all Greek Mythology

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First thing I can think of is learning a brass instrument, which I did in 9th grade when our band director asked for volunteers. Everyone else had been playing for 4 years, and it really takes that long to build embouchure.

1 and 5 were the most important! My strong interest and desire was absolutely necessary, but I failed a lot at the beginning. My band directors put a lot of trust in my and I was able to solo-learn during the summer (we lacked a private instructor for only this instrument). I was able to take that same instrument and succeed throughout college.

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I attempted at learning to bake bread while talking to my aunt over the phone...did not work. However; I went to visit while she was baking bread and she made me follow her recipe from beginning to end. For me 1-5 were the most important.

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A lot of the learning in my adulthood has stuck!

#6 Extend and apply was most important for me

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Yes I learned how to make soy candles.
I showed interest and then once I learned the steps with my coach, I then applied those steps to make them on my own.

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Composition/communication
Make sense of Learning
I think that when I finally was taught in a way that I understood the reason I should be diligent in my writing/communication/rhetoric studies, it literally clicked in my brain about how much importance should be placed on all literacy and communications acquisition and the detrimental effects NOT learning how to properly communicate and interpret and present what we read and write can have on our lives.

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When I first started learning piano it was super hard because I never tried to play an instrument before but I was interested so I stuck with it or committed to learning.  I got advice from musicians but I was mostly learning on my own so I had to come up with ways to make sense of it...Its a slow process and I am still learning little by little. Maybe that is why the chart is in a circle because you flow around at different paces and sometimes you gotta go back through a phase.

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1) Learning about Spanish 20th century film in college.
2) I had the same teacher for this class and a previous class and he drew a lot of info from the previous class which helped me draw relevant connections and make the info stick (element 6)

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When I learned Algebra it was super difficult until this one teacher I had. To be honest, when I think of the experience now, I can see how all 6 elements were important so I can't really isolate one.

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In biology (when I thought I wanted to be a doctor) we extracted "DNA" from a strawberry. The whole hands on process and seeing how everything worked according to the book but in real time made the information stick. 1,2,3,5

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When I was learning Russian it really stuck, partly due to my commitment to learning but mainly due to my extending and application in the real world.

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The first thing that comes to my mind is when I taught myself to paint. I wasn't necessarily super interested in watercolors or the theory of how to put paint down or mark-making, but once I discovered the way -I- paint and how watercolors respond, everything began to cement. I would consider that to be 3 and 4, which then led to me feeling like I learn something every time I paint something new (5 and 6)