Where will young writers learn their craft in the age of AI.
I have been thinking of the impact of AI on young people as they leave school or Further Education and look for work in the creative industries.
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the teaching artist
Inside the practice of a teaching artist. Exploring the intersection of creative execution and the instructional methods that help writers grow.
On mentors you never meet
The famous investor, the late Charlie Munger, wrote in depth about developing his 'latticework of mental models'. Finding mentors was part of this, and he made the point that you don't have to meet a mentor for them to have a profound impact on your life.
How Brecht became Brecht.
“This is my first attempt at a sonnet. I must work harder”. (Bertolt Brecht).
Reasons you shouldn't get ChatGPT to write your essays for you.
And also one big reason why you should still use it.
Don't let your education get in the way of your learning.
Mark Twain said "Don't let your Education get in the way of your Learning." Unfortunately, I didn't listen to him.
How to leverage A.I in your lifelong learning journey.
Self-directed learning is the process of taking responsibility for one's own learning. Although this concept sounds simple, we don't get as much practise as we should on how to be self-directed learners.
Exploring the use of coaching techniques in the writing process.
How coaching frameworks can help writers clarify their goals, overcome blocks, and make better creative decisions during the development process.
Some excellent places online to learn some excellent stuff.
Three websites I keep going back to because of their unique takes and great resources.