Hi, thank you so much! Ironically, this isn’t my real handwriting… I just use this font to make it easier for people to comprehend the text ☺️ infact I have very curly handwriting IRL that isnt that readable haha 🥺
This is a great post. Thank you for sharing it with me! I get so tired of hearing academics talk about how "learning styles" is a myth. We are really talking about different modes of processing information and we know that different brains process information differently. And multi-modal is the most effective for everyone and especially for neurodivergent brains. Incorporating shapes and color is transformative.
It is transformative! Multi-modal is the best approach, especially considering the direction education s heading right now with AI. 🤖Thank you for resonating! 🌸💪
This made me realise something I never had words for that understanding always comes before explanation, and shapes reach the mind before language ever does. The way you turned learning into something felt instead of something forced… genuinely brilliant. I didn’t just read this, I absorbed it. Thank you for making intelligence feel human again.
This was such a clear and engaging read! I love how the author breaks down the way AI learns from simple shapes and patterns. It makes a complex topic feel accessible and fun to understand.
Thank you for posting, Devika. This is the first I’ve heard of Somagraphic Framework. By explaining how visual cues influence AI learning, I think you’re helping us understand how AI actually reinforces some traditional education practice. Very interesting!
This is a refreshing angle, learning through shape and feeling makes so much sense. The idea-first, formula-later approach feels freeing. You’re onto something that could make learning feel more human.
Seems promising, I’d like to learn more about how to train AI off image based learning in the direction of usefulness to human learning and more about human learning in general. Opens the door to a lot of questions and opportunities.
Yes, thank you for bringing that up Matthew! I’m still working on the backbone of my framework, once that’s set… I’ll have to pilot it with universities, and then when approved, I can work on scaling this in AI. 🌸🤖
it was such a mind blowing article. the colours, font are such a great match with your handwriting.
great work👏👏👏🫶
Hi, thank you so much! Ironically, this isn’t my real handwriting… I just use this font to make it easier for people to comprehend the text ☺️ infact I have very curly handwriting IRL that isnt that readable haha 🥺
naah. it good. i did’nt guessed that was a font. whatever that was BEAUTIFUL💥🔥🫶
🌸🙏🌟
Very well written, I totally agree and love the graphics!
Thank you so much for your insights 🌸😊
Really interesting Devika, I never thought about it that way.
Is your research about this topic being applied somewhere in the AI field?
Hi Kaisa, it’s in progress! I’m looking for ways to share and create awareness and simultaneously research and publish!
That’s smart. Look forward to hearing some updates in the future
Ofcourse!! ☺️
Absolutely love these graphics, keep them in your newsletter! It makes it more personable!
Thank you for the feedback, Ilia! And yes, I personally enjoy making them toooo! It’s like a stressbuster haha :)
This is a great post. Thank you for sharing it with me! I get so tired of hearing academics talk about how "learning styles" is a myth. We are really talking about different modes of processing information and we know that different brains process information differently. And multi-modal is the most effective for everyone and especially for neurodivergent brains. Incorporating shapes and color is transformative.
It is transformative! Multi-modal is the best approach, especially considering the direction education s heading right now with AI. 🤖Thank you for resonating! 🌸💪
This made me realise something I never had words for that understanding always comes before explanation, and shapes reach the mind before language ever does. The way you turned learning into something felt instead of something forced… genuinely brilliant. I didn’t just read this, I absorbed it. Thank you for making intelligence feel human again.
Thank you for your kind words! 🌸🌟
Thank you so much for your deep insights! And yes, that’s EXACTLY the goal. To make learning feel HUMAN! 🥹🌸
That’s what I love about your approach - you don’t just teach, you translate ideas into something the mind can feel. That’s real learning
This was such a clear and engaging read! I love how the author breaks down the way AI learns from simple shapes and patterns. It makes a complex topic feel accessible and fun to understand.
Hi Leila! Thank you so much for resonating! I’m glad you found this approach useful 🌸
This is such a cool way to look at things. Thanks for sharing! The visuals make it really engaging.
Thank you Rachel. Ironically, yes the visuals make it engaging 😉🌸💪
Well written
Thank you so much Hina 🌸🌟
Thank you for posting, Devika. This is the first I’ve heard of Somagraphic Framework. By explaining how visual cues influence AI learning, I think you’re helping us understand how AI actually reinforces some traditional education practice. Very interesting!
Hi John, I’m glad this resonates! 🌸
This is a refreshing angle, learning through shape and feeling makes so much sense. The idea-first, formula-later approach feels freeing. You’re onto something that could make learning feel more human.
Hi George, thank you for resonating with my work 🌸🌟💪
Plus me.
Haha thank you ! 🌸💪🌟
Welcome Davika
Seems promising, I’d like to learn more about how to train AI off image based learning in the direction of usefulness to human learning and more about human learning in general. Opens the door to a lot of questions and opportunities.
Yes, thank you for bringing that up Matthew! I’m still working on the backbone of my framework, once that’s set… I’ll have to pilot it with universities, and then when approved, I can work on scaling this in AI. 🌸🤖
It’s good to hear you have a plan. I find that the lasting contributions are feedback loops rooted in what is psychologically useful or pleasant.
Agreed! 🌟💪
Interesting! A lot of use cases for the visuals first approach. Awesome.
Thanks for resonating, Courtney 🌸🌟
Such a great and beautifully presented topic, I love the personal touch with your notes. I enjoyed reading this ❤️ thank you!
Thank you Sonia! 🌸🌟
Insightful
Thanks a lot, Elita 🌟🌸