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												Rapid
												Inspiring 
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												Entertaining
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												Definition  ▪  
												Educational Value Innovation  
												▪  Examples |   |  |  
											
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												Why RIELRIEL micro-courses are tailored 
												to the current needs of many 
												people, young and old, who 
												respond much better to learning 
												that is not only effective but 
												also fast, engaging, and 
												entertaining.
 
												
												RIEL micro-courses not only 
												quickly and effectively convey 
												cutting-edge and inspiring 
												knowledge through visual, 
												concise, and emotionally charged 
												content, but also do so in a 
												captivating and entertaining 
												manner, with the assistance of 
												virtuoso musicians and
												
												brilliant actors. |   |  |  
											
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												Sample RIEL micro-course 
												
												
												Innotheus (Prometheus Innovator) |   |  |  
							
								
								
								
									
							
						
						
							
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												How are RIEL micro-courses more 
												effective
												than regular ones?
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												A better understanding of the 
												subject matter 
												
												RIEL 
												micro-courses are created not by 
												pure theorists, but by 
												practicing theorists who better 
												understand the essence of the 
												subject, because the essence of 
												a subject can only be understood 
												by 
												applying knowledge in 
												practice. As Confucius said, "I 
												hear, and I forget; I see, and I 
												remember; I do, and I 
												understand." |   |  |  
							
								
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									At the cutting edge of new knowledge 
									Practical 
									activity creates new knowledge, both 
									expressible and inexpressible in words 
									(tacit knowledge). Therefore, practicing 
									theorists not only acquire new knowledge 
									faster but also know things that pure 
									theorists cannot possibly know. |  |  
											
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												Less, but more 
												
												Practicing 
												theorists understand the 
												realities of applying knowledge 
												in practice better than pure 
												theorists and therefore "pour" 
												grams of "pure gold" onto 
												students' heads, rather than 
												tons of "gold dust." |   |  |  
							
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								Engaging and entertaining 
								"Living" content, 
								based on practical knowledge, is presented 
								simply.  
								The participation 
								of actors and musicians makes learning both 
								engaging and entertaining. |  |  |  |