Educational links and ideas for cutting down boredom
This is going to be a
very self-indulgent post but it’s something that I at the same time think could
help others with their budgeting some a boredom busters as well, so these do require
unlimited access to the internet and some do have some cost for accreditation or
to get a physical certificate.
So these are all online platforms that I use ( some I do get
money for promoting ) but I do like everyone that I am promoting as they are
things that help me to either, continue my
education journey, save money, or find inspiration for ideas to write about and
some I have used since I was studying and had to give up on a natural health
degree, and I also see that some of these do encourage people to think crucially
as you don’t need a university education to question the narrative that the
legacy media are telling you and some of these are books that I have read to
help me understand world history and to understand how we came to be where we
are. As I recently got complimented on my level of general education and I see
that this is a good thing.
Also, let me know if you want me to do a full blog on the non-fiction
books I have read as I in fiction never really graduated from young adult
fiction but some of these are comparable to adult fiction and discuss tropes that
are very grounded in reality and they question the narrative we are being
taught.
Books
Manufacturing
Consent by Noam Chomsky - Penguin Books Australia
Guns,
Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond - Penguin Books Australia
There will be others that I know that I have read but these
are the ones that left an impression on me. Also you don’t have to by the books the local
council library is always a great place and mine does not only books but DVD,
CD and video games as well. They also have access to streatming and online
accedimcia content though your library card so it’s something to remember, and
to understand that you don’t need to spend a lot of money to educate yourself
about the world and to question what mainstream and legacy media is telling us,
so this could be
Websites and YouTubers
Jessica
Kellgren-Fozard - YouTube
AlexJonesNewsChannel
- YouTube
There are also some podcasters that I listen to, and some help
have different views of the world but again I encourage my readers to do their homework.
https://open.spotify.com/show/6PBH5UKhZ4P8rtmwQ84Dfg?si=b5dbdd14325b4baf
(do you f**Ing mind)
https://open.spotify.com/show/4pqW0HTIeZcx7vqHpwzmZj?si=5bdcc7469105411d
(no such thing as a fish)
https://open.spotify.com/show/4rOoJ6Egrf8K2IrywzwOMk?si=23d65385ae654697
(the Joe Rogan experience)
More
from Download This Show - ABC listen
If You're
Listening with Matt Bevan - ABC listen
and I haven’t even gotten to the websites that I use and
some of these are amazing, they have full education modules I know that the
parents that follow me would have had to use these during remote learning.
Dashboard | Khan Academy
This is amazing I am using it to fill in the gaps in my maths history to go
back to finish a natural health qualification.
https://alison.com/?utm_source=alison_user&utm_medium=affiliates&utm_campaign=10263128
(this is an affiliate link so full disclosure)
Coursera | Degrees,
Certificates, & Free Online Courses
LinkedIn
Learning: Online Courses for Creative, Technology, Business Skills
Hot Questions - Stack
Exchange This is a good one for computer programming and collaboration and
it gets around the traditional academic structures.
I would love to hear your recommendations as well, and I haven’t included Quora as it used to be
a great sight but now has a lot of trolls and misinformation as well I will do some
blog posts over on the media blog about some TV shows and documentaries I have
found interesting and the impact they have had on me and some new youtubers
that deserve a shout out, as well.
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