This has been my experience with CPR training as well. But I can see how some sort of “game” to put you in real life scenarios and force you to fire off with the right steps would help you feel more confident in a REAL, real life event. I’d imagine the fact that if your brain had already faced, to at least some degree, the intensity you might feel in the actual circumstance, it would help it better serve up the sequence of steps needed.

Community launch lab is 2nd for me

Also curious what LOOT (framework) stands for… assuming it’s an acronym for something? I noticed it’s on the about page as well, but I’ve not seen anywhere inside where it’s expounded on. (Maybe I just haven’t watched enough videos yet to find that reference explained? 🤷🏼‍♀️)

Last thing, then I’ll stop commenting for now 😜 TBH, all those names seem kind of boring and generic, especially for a community that wants to show how to bring things alive with gamification. (At least that’s what I’m gathering your primary focus is… but I’ll wait for you to respond before I “assume” anymore 🫢

For me, it would totally depend on retention. Whichever of the two processes gave me the best overall retention. If either gave me about the same… I’d go with whichever one was the easiest/most enjoyable for me to use. The only thing about the faster growth is wondering how it might affect me and my quality of managing the community… I’d don’t think I’d want to grow too fast in the beginning if I was still refining things. Now… if I could only settle on my “one thing” 🙃

Oh goodie… 🤗 I always was teachers pet 🤣 As long as it wasn’t algebra 😝🤪

@Mathew Georghiou “the reality is that we are all just a bucket of chemicals” It will certainly be interesting to eventually “find out” if this does in fact prove to be true… Of course, if that is the reality that proves to be true, then I guess I am destined to never actually find out what I want to find out at the “end” now will I… as it will simply be a “lights out” experience I can not reflect on! 🤔 I think I probably lean more towards the “this is a segment of a much larger journey that the ‘invisible’ conscious part of us is on” camp. I suppose I may just need that perspective to help me bother even getting up in the morning, but that is a rabbit hole I have neither the time or inclination to go down… (Did that years ago, and the number of “theories” is mind bogging… and somewhat entertaining at times 😜) And this bucket of chemicals has too many other things it would like to pursue before the chemicals all burn themselves out 🙃 I sincerely thank you for sharing your time to have engaged in this conversation :)

@Mathew Georghiou PS. I’m wondering if you believe your educational gamification group and resources would be helpful to the homeschooling community? (something I am largely connected to in the style and methods labeled “unschooling” which basically just endeavors to learn naturally, rather then trying to recreate a traditional “classroom” at home.)