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a doctor's coat, space and creativity

insidetheconsumer wrote 2 weeks ago: Everyone these days is wondering”How can I be more is creative?”,” How can I impro … more →

Tags: Creativity, Space, Workplace, self-perception

Just a thought on the internet

88 wrote 2 weeks ago: The world of “cyberspace” (I lack a better term) is real, as these things go. I have bee … more →

Tags: technology, Cyberspace, meditation, Electronics, Gamer

G is for Gesture41 comments

Scott Thornbury wrote 3 weeks ago: “the smallest grapes” A couple of weeks ago the University of Barcelona hosted a week-lo … more →

Tags: English Language Teaching, Body, Embodiment, gesture, Psycholinguistics

Gifted and Very Active Young Children | Creatingcurriculum's Blog

dulcemareas wrote 1 month ago: Young gifted children, especially those who suffer from Psychomotor Overexcitability*, can be very a … more →

Tags: Behaviour, Giftedness, kinesthetic, Learning styles, movement

What's In A Name?

kaellya wrote 1 month ago: Maybe your parents chose it for you. Maybe you chose it for yourself. It’s probably your father’s su … more →

Tags: cultural insight, behavioural economics, language, Priming, naming

Evocative images?

C. Wright wrote 1 month ago: I was reading this fascinating article about Depersonalisation disorder in a science magazine, and m … more →

Tags: Emotions, New Scientist, Visual Thinking, Helen Thomson, Jesse Prinz, depersonalisation disorder, DPD, Nick Medford, benjamin bergen

IATEFL Moments: Interaction

Csilla wrote 2 months ago: “The body remembers” Scott Thornbury Interview with Scott Thornbury Scott Thornbury is a … more →

Tags: Conferences, IATEFL, IATEFL Conference 2013, EFL, International Association of Teachers of English as a F, elt, Language Learning, TESOL, scott thornbury

Diabolical Classroom Seating1 comment

thinkingwiththings wrote 2 months ago: In January, I saw the chairs in my college classroom featured on the front page of The New York Time … more →

Tags: learning, Higher Education, David Orr, Super Stacker, New York Times, Letter to the Editor

TIME IS MONEY

kaellya wrote 3 months ago: Do any of these phrases sound familiar to you? You’re wasting my time. This fix will save you … more →

Tags: capitalism, Metaphors, queues

Physical and Psychological Affordance1 comment

Samir Chopra wrote 3 months ago: According to Wikipedia, ‘an affordance is a quality of an object, or an environment, which all … more →

Tags: Philosophy, philosophy of mind, affordance, Cognitive Science, James J. Gibson, "The Theory of Affordances", Human Psychology

Amy Cuddy on Power Posing

The Situationist Staff wrote 3 months ago: WordPress video From Time: Using a few simple tweaks to body language, Harvard researcher Amy Cuddy … more →

Tags: Evolutionary Psychology, Positive Psychology, Video

Sweetness Embodied

ariaphoenix wrote 3 months ago: Will I ever see Sweetness embodied? Will I ever be Who I was meant to be Free of the never-ending Cr … more →

Tags: Psychology, Poetry, spirituality, Cognition, Cognitive Science, SmartPlanet, Gift

From embodied thinking to embodied metaphor?1 comment

Daniel Montano wrote 3 months ago: Embodied Thinking Psychology researchers in Singapore have found that acting out metaphors or imagin … more →

Tags: Thinking, Creativity, Philosophy, einstein

The Nature of Conceptual Metaphor: Embodiment1 comment

Chad Chambers wrote 3 months ago: Part 6: Metaphor and Interpretation – Intro, Aristotle, Augustine, Aquinas, Enlightment (This … more →

Tags: thesis, Hermeneutics, conceptual metaphor, Book Review, Research, Metaphor, George Lakoff, Mark Turner, Conceptual metaphor

Feeling Your Way Into STEM

thinkingwiththings wrote 3 months ago: I have the pleasure of being a part of the SEAD (Science, Engineering, Art and Design) Network, a gr … more →

Tags: learning, mathematics, Science, Creativity, Computing, Arts, STEM, Making, objects

Keith Wayne Brown wrote 3 months ago: Reblogged from The Elusive Self: The human brain is an incredibly complex object. With billions of c … more →

Tags: Technoscientific Disclosure, Book of Life, technoscience, George Lakoff, buddhism, Religion and Spirituality, yogi, Cognitive Science, Noam Chomsky

Unveiling Knowledge: pre-linguistic experiences and metaphors 1 comment

Pat wrote 3 months ago: How can we access Knowledge? This question was triggered by Slobin’s book, Psycholinguistics, origin … more →

Tags: Education, Epistemology, Theory, Epistemology, Lakoff and Johnson, Linguistics, Metaphors, Social Constructivism

What happens in society, stays in ...the brain? 1 comment

Paul Meinshausen wrote 3 months ago: I finally had the chance to catch up on my reading this morning, and at the top of the list was this … more →

Tags: Conception, Analysis, General, Anthropology, brain, Cognitive Science, Culture

The Gendered Situation of Smiling

The Situationist Staff wrote 3 months ago: By Soledad de Lemus, Russell Spears, & Miguel Moya wrote a terrific post on SPSP Blog about the … more →

Tags: Emotions, Evolutionary Psychology, Life


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