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How design strategies are shaping the future of business

Bob Morris wrote 1 week ago: a fine lineIn a fine line published by Jossey-Bass (a Wiley imprint) in 2009, Hartmut Esslinger expl … more →

Tags: Bob's blog entries, Roger Martin, The Art of Innovation: Lessons in Creativity from IDEO, Inc., The Innovator’s Dilemma, Clayton Christensen, Tim Brown, how design strategies are shaping the future of busines, A Fine Line

Broadening the Study of Creativity

Lynn Neuman wrote 3 weeks ago: Feldman, David Henry, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, and Howard Gardner Changing the World: A Framework fo … more →

Tags: resource descriptions, act of creation, Changing the world, Creativity, David Henry Feldman, difi, Domain Individual Field Interaction, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Research

Toward a definition of learning

Joanna Wiebe wrote 1 month ago: Patterns of learning: a labyrinth at Kirkridge Retreat Center Let’s explore the fractal-like, … more →

Tags: Agents and interactions, Learning, relationalism, de Chardin, Marshall McLuhan, noosphere

Kecerdasan Menurut Gardener

afdoal wrote 1 month ago: Tidak ada murid yang bodoh !, setiap murid hampir dapat dipastikan memiliki satu atau dua jenis kece … more →

Tags: Pendidikan, kecerdasan interpersonal, Kecerdasan Kinestetis-Jasmani, kecerdasan Linguistik, Kecerdasan Matematis – Logis, Kecerdasan Musical, kecerdasan naturalis, Kecerdasan Spasial, Kecerdsan

Building Relationship Skills - part 3: The Art of Listening.

Christine Fonseca wrote 1 month ago: Relationship skills can be complex.  As I stated in the first of this series, there are four skills … more →

Tags: emotional intensity, General Ideas, Social Emotional needs of gifted children, Interpersonal Intelligence, intrapersonal inteligence, Listening Skills

Building Relationship Skills - part 2: Nonverbal Communication.1 comment

Christine Fonseca wrote 1 month ago: Relationship skills can be complex.  As I stated in the first of this series, there are four skills … more →

Tags: emotional intensity, General Ideas, Social Emotional needs of gifted children, gifted, Interpersonal Intelligence, intrapersonal inteligence, nonverbal communication

Building Relationship Skills - part 1: Empathy.4 comments

Christine Fonseca wrote 1 month ago: This post is a build from the last post on Emotional Intelligence.  This time, we are looking at one … more →

Tags: emotional intensity, Enrichment, General Ideas, empathy, gifted, Interpersonal Intelligence, intrapersonal inteligence, Social Emotional needs of gifted children

Left Brain in Denial

creatinglisa wrote 1 month ago: So it seems like today is a new day, both in the actual day of the week and attitude. I woke up feel … more →

Tags: Creative Process, Left Brain, Right Brain, Multiple Intelligence, visual learner, Education, Teaching, ~Musician~, logic

How Am I Smart?9 comments

psychcentral wrote 1 month ago: The topic in General Psychology this week is intelligence. While most people think of intelligence a … more →

Tags: Book Smarts, intelligence, Multiple Intelligences, Psychology, street smarts, Thoughts

Three interesting education web sites2 comments

4edtechies wrote 1 month ago: I am enrolled in a course on Learning Theories and Instruction through Walden University.  This week … more →

Tags: Education, Educause, Edutopia, Multiple Intelligences

Why Do Atheism Rates Correlate With Education Levels?

Daniel Fincke wrote 2 months ago: Carlo Strenger argues the case that the statistical correlation between increased education and incr … more →

Tags: Atheism, Cultural Secularism, New Atheism, Religion, Carlo Stenger, Cognitive Psychology, Education and Religious Belief, Nick Spencer, psychology of religion

Edutopia's Digital Generation Project

christopheramos wrote 2 months ago: Edutopia disects the “media-rich, networked world of infinite possibilities” of the Digi … more →

Tags: Social Networks, Edutopia, Digital Media, social learning networks, digital youth network, vicki davis, digital generation

Multiple intelligences2 comments

elliebrewster wrote 2 months ago: Ellie does yoga I go back to Zotarah Shepherd’s educational build in Koru fairly often, it … more →

Tags: EdTech, Second-Life, philosophies, Pedagogy, immersive learning, Zotarah Shepherd

How Children Learn - CNBC, Howard Gardner transcript.

Sloane wrote 2 months ago: This is a transcript I’ve done on the following interview from CNBC . I’ve featured an a … more →

Tags: Downstream Parenting, Rethinking Parenting & Teaching, Up the ante on teaching, harvard, College Admission, Standardized Testing, school tests, how children learn, Teaching Children

Arne Duncan's Statism, part two

clarespark wrote 2 months ago:    Here is what you will not find in this issue of Ed.: any mention of multiculturalism or identity … more →

Tags: 1, Statism, arne duncan, education budget, Dalai Lama, President Obama, Cornell University science teaching program

Study Smart

Azian Arif wrote 3 months ago: Despite the multiple intelligences shared by Dr Howard Gardner, parents still hold academic achievem … more →

Tags: Daily Posts, Parenting, SPM, Multiple Intelligences, study, Exams, SAT, TOEFL, DSAT

Music - Brain Dynamics1 comment

kaushickm wrote 3 months ago: Does processing of Music lend an edge to the functioning of our brain? I would be inclined to believ … more →

Tags: Multiple Intelligence, Music Composers of India

My Philosophy Of Intelligence

Mark A. Hauck wrote 3 months ago: As I composed this essay, I employed a range of cognitive skills that functioned as components of hu … more →

Tags: Special Education, Multiple Intelligences, human intelligence, Jean Piaget, Lev Vygotsky, Robert J. Sternberg, Alfred Binet

Are you in your element?

Gerry Murray wrote 3 months ago: In August I decided to enjoy some social media “downtime” but now I’m back again. … more →

Tags: coaching, Learning, NLP, personal development, Education, Ken Robinson, TeD, IQ, the Element


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