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We all went to school, we all invested big amounts of learning time, big amounts of pliant, childlike brain time in dictation, in the memorization of spelling rules filled, nevertheless, with exceptions.
But we shouldn't forget that throughout the history of our language, it has always been teachers or people involved in the early learning of language who promoted spelling reforms, who realized that in our spelling there was often an obstacle to the transmission of knowledge.
Because what was Cayla doing with all the interesting things she was learning?
Computer vision uses machine learning techniques to do facial recognition.
Machine learning is being used for facial recognition, but it's also extending beyond the realm of computer vision.
Law enforcement is also starting to use machine learning for predictive policing.
Joel responded better than anyone expected to palliative treatment, and so instead of months, we spent years learning how to love our dying child with all of our hearts.
Learning to recognize that shameful feeling of holding back just a little love to try to spare ourselves just a little pain somewhere further down the road.
Neuroscientists have explored these issues, but so far, they have found that the artistic and aesthetic aspects of learning to play a musical instrument are different from any other activity studied, including other arts.
And several randomized studies of participants, who showed the same levels of cognitive function and neural processing at the start, found that those who were exposed to a period of music learning showed enhancement in multiple brain areas, compared to the others.
So learning how power operates is key to being effective, being taken seriously, and not being taken advantage of.
A man of learning who executed scholars.
When we lose sleep, learning, memory, mood, and reaction time are affected.
And we create these pathways, this cognitive reserve, by learning new things.
Building an Alzheimer's-resistant brain means learning to speak Italian, meeting new friends, reading a book, or listening to a great TED Talk.
Research tells us that two-thirds of the achievement gap, which is the disparity in educational attainment between rich kids and poor kids or black kids and white kids, could be directly attributed to the summer learning loss.
If kids lose five months of learning every single year, that's half of their education.
What if we empowered all kids as scholars, asked them what colleges they were going to, designed a summer school they want to attend to completely eliminate the summer learning loss and close two-thirds of the achievement gap?
Two years of independent evaluations tell us that our kids eliminate the summer learning loss and make growth of one month in math and two months in reading.
We didn't know it yet, but even in the heady days of young love, we were learning how to approach suffering together.
Not in order to spite cancer, but because we were learning that living fully means accepting suffering.
This was said by Norbert Wiener in 1960, shortly after he watched one of the very early learning systems learn to play checkers better than its creator.
Learning to frame the question in such a way as to elicit the information that we need to do our jobs, is a critical life skill.
Trying things and learning by failing at them most of the time.
So again, good learning.
With our growing capabilities in neuroscience, artificial intelligence and machine learning, we may soon know a lot more of what's happening in the human brain.
What we're learning through such experiments and our practice and the people we engage with is that creating concrete experiences can bridge the disconnect between today and tomorrow.
It creates an inspiring community of people around the world, learning and teaching each other, from Kenya to Kampala to Kathmandu to Kansas.
And from this and machine learning, anybody who uploads this data, we can identify and tell the probability of what species of mosquitoes you're actually working with.
Well, we have a new oracle, and it's name is big data, or we call it "Watson" or "deep learning" or "neural net."
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