"The Slow Food movement paved the way for a good, clean, fair future of food. And now, we’re putting on the brakes to learn at this new tempo. It’s time to praise questions over answers. It’s time to value observations over evaluations. It’s time to prioritize self-reflection over criticism. 

"Lessons from the tortoise and the hare taught us what happens when we’re slow and steady. How might we slow down in this sped-up society? How might we adopt a snail-like pace to make learning more sustainable? How might we reimagine the future of learning?" - International Training Centre

This fantastic free book contains three sections. It starts with a 10 point manifesto, the first point being that "You have a right to focus on direction, not destination". It closes with "Slow Tools: 10 ways to experiment with slow learning".