Why don’t we work less?
Having had time to read the full report behind the “learning-integrated work” that I wrote about last week, I see that it starts with one… Read More »Why don’t we work less?
My Science Fiction Adventure
Who will pay for lifelong learning?
The Australian‘s Higher Education supplement this week (12 June 2019, p. 27 and p. 29) contained a pair of articles on workplace learning, both based on a… Read More »Who will pay for lifelong learning?
On academic ideals and student pragmatism
In one section of The Once and Future Worker (2018), Oren Cass contrasts the noble-sounding aspirations appearing in university mission statements with the reasons that… Read More »On academic ideals and student pragmatism
Some initial goal-setting
Perhaps I should have added to my previous entry that being productive also requires having something to produce. Looking back on the times I’ve spent… Read More »Some initial goal-setting
Getting more done by working less?
One of my influences in deciding to undertake this adventure was Alex Soojung-Kim Pang’s book Rest: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less… Read More »Getting more done by working less?
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