Welcome to the second installment of the Writing on Learning Exchange!
Thanks so much for all of you who contributed to the last round. If you’d like to go back to Prompt #1, no worries; there are no deadlines! If you’d like to just pick up the ball from here, that’s great too. This is not homework. It’s for you (and for us, of course, if you let us read what you write.)
For guidelines on participating in the Exchange, please go here.
This week’s prompt: What do you want to learn next?
Additional thoughts to inspire you:
- Is there something you didn’t value when you were young, and so didn’t actively pursue in school, that you would now like to learn more about or be better at?
- Is there a skill that you want to have but that you’ve never developed? Why haven’t you developed it? Could you develop it now?
- Do you have a hobby or interest that you’d like to investigate more deeply? Or a project you want to undertake but don’t feel ready for?
- Do you envy someone because of something he/she knows or something he/she can do? Do you think you could turn that envy into action?
…or maybe this topic takes you in a different direction – great! Post your responses below or elsewhere – if elsewhere, please link back to this post, and direct us to your response in the comments here.
Image by Michaela Kobyakov
Classroom as Microcosm 
What do you think?