Blogs about: Metacognition
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It's Surgical
“It’s psychosomatic. You’ll need a lobotomy. I’ll get a saw.” –Calvin and Hobbes I’ve told several people over the last few days that I feel like God is d… more →
Stumbling Barefoot...
Training Metacognition
Tyler wrote 1 day ago: I submitted my first manuscript today to Applied Cognitive Psychology, a peer-reviewed journal. The … more →
Learning Detectives
sustainedsuccess wrote 2 days ago: Here’s a really nice idea from Louise Brown, the deputy head and reception teacher at Amble First S … more →
how is twilight like anne of green gables?
oddlybuoyant wrote 4 days ago: thanks to dr. marian small { one two infinity }for the realization of how useful this question reall … more →
Make Way for a Different Kind of Thinking
jamespkrehbiel wrote 1 week ago: I distinctly recall when Nathan began seeing me for counseling. He was a skinny, sensitive kid with … more →
Knowing Thyself: The Importance of Metacognition
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Learning Landscape wrote 2 weeks ago: by Craig Pohlman, Ph.D., Senior Clinical Scholar, All Kinds of Minds Riley is an 8th grader who has … more →
fictional-real-life inferring
oddlybuoyant wrote 3 weeks ago: hey bella, caught you inferring! haha, not so funny {i get it}, yet highly entertaining to be readi … more →
L13- Learning How to Learn
apintalisayon wrote 1 month ago: From two earlier blog posts (F9- Economics of Unconscious Learning and Q13- Learning = KM + “Power o … more →
Here Because Old Habits Die Hard
Rob wrote 1 month ago: So I am two days into attempting to quit smoking, again. It’s something I’ve tried to do … more →
Blogging: brain imaging for the mind
finiteattentionspan wrote 1 month ago: It’s 1995, and a student is moving flats for the fifth time in three years. She finds – … more →
Through the Lens of a Book
ladyhawk49 wrote 1 month ago: Now that you have an idea of what a double entry journal is and what it should look like as you are … more →
The Mouse Machine
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mandolinmonday wrote 1 month ago: In this metaphor, our minds are vast, labyrinthine machines, like the engine rooms of lumbering star … more →
Answers are easy today. Questions are tough
contextmarketing wrote 1 month ago: June 5, 2009 When was the last time you heard a really good question? Not simply an interesting ques … more →
Spirit Show by People
Andrew K. D. Smith wrote 1 month ago: This weekend, I had the honour of being able to attend an art exhibition put on by Andrew Costi … more →
How would you do with the marshmallow task?
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Ken Currier wrote 1 month ago: Believe it or not, this task is a powerful predictor about your future. There was a great article i … more →
Control Speak
thunderbolt018 wrote 1 month ago: Control has come up quite a bit in my thoughts and conversations of late, so when I came across it i … more →
how my schema helps me
oddlybuoyant wrote 1 month ago: back to itsy bitsies and friends, i notice that when Jessica, Angela and Bella discuss the “go … more →
Rat Species
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Shibani Kansara wrote 1 month ago: Hello! I did some research on rats and found that there are 5 main types: The brown rat. The black … more →
+ Comprehension Strategies: Watch Yourself Thinking
Adrienne Edwards wrote 1 month ago: other topics: click a “category” or use search box Your mind is speaking while you read. … more →
Some Ideas
feanor1600 wrote 1 month ago: 1) A big list of unsolved problems. Doesn’t seeing them like that make you want to solve them … more →
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