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Rizio Yohannan Raj 21st May 2015 0 Views

Learning Beyond Perspectives: Towards a Multi-dynamic Sense of Competence This article highlights the constraints within popular notions on learning and industry and their manifestation, and offers a solution that encompasses multiple intelligences. “Is mastery a specific set of skills, a definite scale of enterprise, or a particular speed of performance?” “Our ancestors must have found life ...

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Rizio Yohannan Raj is executive director of Lila Foundation, a think-tank engaged in multidisciplinary and intercultural knowledge production, dissemination and conservation.

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