Learning Frameworks

By Randy Salars·Last Updated: January 15, 2025

Structural approaches to organizing knowledge acquisition that maximize comprehension, synthesis, and practical application.

Popular Learning Frameworks

Feynman Technique: Learn by teaching—explain concepts in simple language to identify gaps in understanding.

Bloom's Taxonomy: Progress from remembering and understanding to applying, analyzing, evaluating, and creating.

Concept Mapping: Visualize relationships between ideas to enhance comprehension and synthesis.

Project-Based Learning: Apply knowledge through real-world projects for deeper integration and skill development.

Spiral Learning: Revisit topics at increasing levels of complexity to reinforce and expand understanding.

Choose a framework that fits your learning goals and subject matter.

Combine multiple frameworks for a more holistic approach.

Reflect on your learning process and adjust frameworks as needed.

Use frameworks to plan study sessions, organize notes, and track progress.

Apply frameworks to both academic and real-world learning scenarios.

Artificial intelligence, ethics, and the future of consciousness.

Sacred traditions, meditation, and transformative practice.

Financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and abundance mindset.

Emergency planning, survival skills, and self-reliance.

Wilderness skills, urban survival, and community resilience.

Metal detecting, prospecting, and expedition planning.