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The Scholar in Africology: Learning how to Learn

In this course you will learn how to learn like a real Africologist. You will discover the context in which we think and learn, how the material will be thought, and the best practices to achieve best results. This course is prerequisite for most of the courses on this platform.[mwai_chatbot_v2 id=”default”]

The Scholar's Journey

Learning like an Africologist

In this session, you will discover the advantages of learning Africology, the context in which we think and learn, how the material will be thought, and the best practices to achieve best results in learning the material.

Motivation

Take a moment to think about why you have decided to learn Applied Africology. Do you want to have a fulfilling career that pays well? Are you excited by the creative outlet it provides? Are you determined to develop the skills and abilities to solve our own problems and contribute to our development? Do you want to start your own company by turning an app idea into reality? Your motivation could be a combination of these reasons or something else entirely. Whatever it is, hold on tightly to your motivation - this will be what pulls you through to the end of this journey, giving you a definitive goal to aim towards.

Growth Mindset

The Learning Process

What To Do When You’re Stuck

Managing Your Study Time

Pitfalls To Avoid

Conclusion

Quiz

What is Africology?

Rather than trying to solve a problem as it would be in a different context, in Applied Africology we explore the given problem within its African context and may re-interpret or restructure it in order to suggest a relevant path to a solution. There is a general unifying history, unifying struggle, unifying climate, environment and conditions that created a general regional culture with a wide range of subcultures, the best name for it is Africa.