Our brains process information in several ways as we learn new subjects. The more you practice, the stronger and the more available it will be for you in the future.” - Barbara Oakley “Learning is creating a pattern in your brain.
In it, we'll break down how to quantify your learning progress, and visualize the results. This article is an overview of how I used the Pomodoro technique to track my learning. I tracked this data, established a learning routine, and finally visualized the results. When the pandemic began, I started to review how I was spending my extra time at home. This increased time at home offers an opportunity for growth and learning. Our daily routines have been turned upside-down and many of us continue to spend more time at home. We are a few months into a global pandemic which has forced many of us to adjust almost every aspect of our lives.
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