Oh Crap! Potty Training Block 2: Going Commando

Oh Crap! Potty Training Block 2: Going Commando

What’s block 2 from Oh Crap! Potty Training? What are some common problems you should expect at this stage? The Oh Crap! Potty Training block 2 involves dressing your child with no diaper or underwear. This block can be especially difficult because it can result in some messy accidents, but it’s an important part of Glowacki’s potty training method. Here are some things to keep in mind during this phase of potty training.

Niklas Luhmann: Zettelkasten’s Origin Story

Niklas Luhmann: Zettelkasten’s Origin Story

What is the Zettelkasten note-taking system? How is Zettelkasten superior to the traditional note-taking methods? The Zettelkasten (also known as the slip-box) system was invented by Niklas Luhmann, an incredibly productive German sociologist. Not only did Luhmann publish nearly 60 books within his lifetime, but he also has several posthumously-published books to his name—thanks to the ideas he collected within his slip-box.  Keep reading to learn about the origins of Luhmann’s Zettelkasten note-taking method.

Oh Crap! Potty Training Block 1: Being Naked

Oh Crap! Potty Training Block 1: Being Naked

What is block 1 in the Oh Crap! Potty Training method? How long should block 1 last? According to Glowacki, the first step to potty training is to have your child pee and poop naked. Once you notice they need to go, you should bring them to their potty chair, so they can form an association. Keep reading to learn about the first step of potty training, according to Glowacki’s method.

How to Take Smart Notes: Book Overview

How to Take Smart Notes: Book Overview

What is Dr. Sönke Ahrens’ How to Take Smart Notes about? How does the slip-box system compare to the traditional methods of note-taking? How to Take Smart Notes is an extensive guide to the best method of effectively organizing notes: the slip-box system. Ahrens goes into great detail on how to use the system to its full advantage and why it stands as the best against traditional note-taking strategies. Here’s a brief overview of How to Take Smart Notes by Sönke Ahrens.

The Best Way to Take Notes: The Slip-Box Method

The Best Way to Take Notes: The Slip-Box Method

What is the best way to take notes? How does the slip-box method encourage you to write at every stage of the creative process? In How to Take Smart Notes, Dr. Sönke Ahrens says that the slip-box method is the superior note-taking system. It enhances your critical thinking and innovative skills which will make you a better writer. Learn more about why the slip-box method is the best way to take notes.

Indexing Notes Using the Slip-Box Method

Indexing Notes Using the Slip-Box Method

Are your notes scattered all over the place? What is the most effective method for indexing notes? An index is helpful for note-taking because it provides a quick reference to all the notes you’ve ever written. This way, you won’t struggle to find your notes while you’re conducting research. Let’s look at how to index notes using the slip-box method, according to Dr. Sönke Ahrens.

The Importance of Female Education Across the World

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Why do women need to have a well-rounded education? How does a woman’s education affect child mortality and fertility rates? Giving women the right to education has many benefits. They can get a better job and make more money, thus increasing their income. They’ll also be more aware of family planning techniques, which allows them to take better care of children or not have children at all. Check out Amartya Sen’s view on the importance of female education, explained in his book Development as Freedom.

Sönke Ahrens: How to Take Smart Notes

Sönke Ahrens: How to Take Smart Notes

Are you an academic or non-fiction writer? Have you ever sat in front of a blank screen and struggled to write a paper? In How to Take Smart Notes, Sönke Ahrens argues that this happens because traditional, prewriting note-taking methods don’t work—and that you can avoid this issue by using the slip-box system. Slip-box is a method of taking notes and organizing them that fosters the creation and publication of original ideas. Here’s how to take smart notes, according to Sönke Ahrens.

Zettelkasten: Digital Versus Analog

Zettelkasten: Digital Versus Analog

Why is a digital Zettelkasten better than a paper version? What are the benefits of going digital? Having a digital Zettelkasten is generally more convenient than a paper one. You can access a digital slip-box anywhere; you can only access a physical slip-box if you’re standing next to it. Having said that, paper slip-box is better for efficiency. Here’s why you should have a digital version of the reference system—no matter which slip-box version you pick.