Has anyone ever taught you how to learn? Most of us were taught what to learn, then left to figure out the process for ourselves. American Colombian Academy, known as ACA Explorers, created the ACA Method to help people build the skills to teach themselves anything.
The ACA Method brings together three parts: Brain 2.0, the i+1 System, and World Changer Clans. Each addresses a different part of the learning journey.
Brain 2.0: Learn how to learn
Brain 2.0 is the learning framework within the ACA Method. It helps Explorers discover useful information, understand it deeply, and practice retaining and using what they learn. Brain 2.0 is one part of the ACA Method; it is not the name of the whole method.
The i+1 System: Turn learning into action
Knowing what to do and doing it consistently are different challenges. The i+1 System connects learning with daily habits, actions, and identity. Its idea is to take a small step in a positive direction and keep building from there.
World Changer Clans: Grow together
Learning is easier to sustain when we are not doing it alone. World Changer Clans bring people together to share goals, support one another, and teach what they are learning. An Explorer can be both a student and a teacher.
How the parts work together
Imagine you want to improve your English. Brain 2.0 helps you find and practice what you need to learn. The i+1 System helps you make that practice part of your day. Your Clan gives you people to practice with, learn from, and support along the way.
The topic can change. The process remains useful: learn how to learn, turn learning into action, and grow with others.
