Sample from the audiobook "Praktično učenje" (Practical learning)

  Authors

Krajlah, Dejan

  Item identifier

http://hdl.handle.net/11356/2245

 Project URL

https://www.audibook.si/

 Demo URL

https://audibook.si/book/xyzx

 Referenced by

https://audibook.si/book/xyzx

 Date issued

2026-06-16

 Type

audio, corpus

 Size

45 minutes

 Language(s)

Slovenian

 Description

This entry contains the first part of the audiobook "Praktično učenje" (Practical learning) by author Dejan Krajlah (COBISS ID: 278851331, ISBN: 978-961-291-550-6). Make learning less strenuous, faster, and more effective. That way, you'll breeze through every exam with ease. Why learn about learning? Because it can bring very tangible benefits. Although concepts such as learning, knowledge, and assessment are usually associated first and foremost with school and formal educational institutions, learning is much more than that. True, we learn because we have to—for example, at school—but also because it enables us to achieve something practical (such as obtaining a driver's license, learning to dance, crochet, or play a musical instrument) or otherwise beneficial. In reality, learning is something we engage in over and over again, often without even realizing it or thinking of it as learning. In other words, we are dealing with an activity that we carry out throughout our entire lives in one form or another, yet we may not know whether we are doing it correctly. There is, in fact, a possibility that we are doing it completely wrong. If we have the opportunity to perform a task—in this case, learning—more easily, more quickly, with less effort, and with better results, there is hardly any reason not to take advantage of it. In any area of life. That is why it makes sense to learn about learning. And that is why it makes sense to read this book.

 Publisher

5ka d.o.o.

 Acknowledgement

Slovenian Book Agency JR1-RDZ-2025 "Development of Digital Publishing"

 Subject(s)

audiobook

 Collection(s)

CLARIN.SI digital editions

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