Blogs about: Meta Cognition
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If you care enough, you can build it, and they will come
I am amazed by what I wrote months and months ago. You really should keep a blog and write and write. At the time, your posts may be rough, but they will clarify and when you reread them months late… more →
flowing motion
CW: blurbs and thinking about thinking
misscoyle wrote 1 month ago: Today, we wrote creatively in response to the quote on the daily boards. Then, we finished and share … more →
IV B: Meta-cognition--that's thinking about thinking
misscoyle wrote 1 month ago: Today, we responded to the ACT question and journal prompt found on the daily boards. Then, we work … more →
If you care enough, you can build it, and they will come
Jo Jordan wrote 1 month ago: I am amazed by what I wrote months and months ago. You really should keep a blog and write and writ … more →
Module 1: "Fierce" Conversations
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epowerkozloff wrote 2 months ago: 6600: Communication and Collaboration When working with any group of people, many factors coincide t … more →
"No good decision was ever made in a swivel chair." — George S. Patton
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Archiminister wrote 6 months ago: Business Decisions vs. Decisions ABOUT a Business: During times of global-economic distress many … more →
PMP Exam – Studying Intelligently
lhilkemann wrote 10 months ago: Meta-cognition is one’s knowledge and control of their own cognitive processes, such as learning. In … more →
Trauma, suffering and the Israeli/Palestinian conflict
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harrylam wrote 11 months ago: There is obviously a psychological dimension to the Isreali/Palestinian conflict. One aspect of it i … more →
Back in the Saddle
mattbeagle wrote 11 months ago: So today I hurried back to the grind of working a job after a couple weeks of holiday vacation. It … more →
Group consciousness: the goal of leaders and organizational theorists
Jo Jordan wrote 1 year ago: Without good governance, life is solitary poor, nasty, brutish and short So said Hobbes of countries … more →
Doldrums to OK to fantastic classrooms
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Jo Jordan wrote 1 year ago: Positive communities are important in learning I’ve taught in colleges and universities for 25 … more →
Four or Fourteen
divahacker wrote 1 year ago: So, the funny thing about teenagers (ok there are actually many funny things about teenagers – … more →
Interested in the Cognitive Science of Meditation, Mindfulness, Intelligence and Cognitive Function?
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RB wrote 1 year ago: I recently discovered a great blog on ScienceBlogs entitled Developing Intelligence. Produced by Uni … more →
vacuum
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sunme wrote 1 year ago: tao lin called today and said that he would like a hair from the head of the dalai lama. i said huh … more →
Understanding Meditation Correctly
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Shawn Threadgill wrote 3 years ago: Anyone that is interested in understanding their mind and what meditation is, I have found, usually … more →
MindFul vs. MindLess Thinking
Shawn Threadgill wrote 3 years ago: Last month we discussed the most common thinking habit, which we defined as defensive routines or de … more →
Defensive Routines
Shawn Threadgill wrote 3 years ago: Last month we made clear the distinction between dialogue and debate. Simply, debate has as its foun … more →
