Blogs about: Multidisciplinary Education
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Nobel prize and multidisciplinary knowledge
The Royal Swedish Academy, the organization that awards the Nobel prize made a brief but important comment when awarding the Nobel Prize to Paul Krugman. “…He has thereby integrated the pr… more →
Framework 21
Nobel prize and multidisciplinary knowledge
Daniel Montano wrote 1 year ago: The Royal Swedish Academy, the organization that awards the Nobel prize made a brief but important c … more →
A syllabus for the 21st century - (01)
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Daniel Montano wrote 1 year ago: The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read or write, but those who cannot … more →
Higher-order Thinking
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Daniel Montano wrote 1 year ago: I added “Higher-order Thinking” to the Wikipedia List of thought processes today. The en … more →
Time to think: The one-hour thinking habit
Daniel Montano wrote 1 year ago: I love this idea: “Jeffery Fox [...] recommends that you think daily for one hour. Not the unf … more →
Metacognition: reading and understanding difficult texts
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Daniel Montano wrote 1 year ago: Miss Dee documented the way she digests difficult passages in literature. Here is her flow step-by- … more →
A Call for a Multidisciplinary Connection Effort
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: Abstract concepts can also be understood as emergent concepts. These emergent concepts may the resul … more →
Class Resources: Human Macroecology
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: This blog hosts a nice collection of resources on systems thinking, and complex systems. Source: Per … more →
Five Trends That Will Transform Society
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: “Author Richard Watson examines emerging patterns and developments and society, politics, scie … more →
Studying Disciplines Separatedly Leads to Short Comings in Understanding
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: This is one of the reasons I am advocating the idea of transdisciplinary, multi-disciplinary, integr … more →
Two blogs
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: “There are only two kinds of people – those who generalize and those who don’t … more →
Hearts and minds: science, thought and emotion
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: The following are some highlights from an article on thought and emotion. “Hearts & Minds … more →
Questions: An essential part of life ?
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: I challenge you to think without asking yourself a single question for 5 minutes. If you are able to … more →
The classification of thought
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: Aristotle was the world’s first librarian and the world’s first information architect. H … more →
Cultural dissonance
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: Cultural dissonance is a phenomenon that may present itself when an individual that participates in … more →
From Causality to "Distributed Causality"
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: April 27, 2007 “Logic is a poor model of cause and effect.” – Gregory Bateson. In … more →
Are you trained to see by your discipline?
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: How we visually scan images seems to be somewhat related to the disciplinary training we have; or at … more →
Free book (PDF): Brain Facts
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: “Brain Facts is a 64-page primer on the brain and nervous system, published by the Society for … more →
Connexions: Collaborative development of textbooks and educational materials
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: Quoting from TED Talks: “Richard Baraniuk is a Rice University professor with a giant vision: … more →
Horizontal and Vertical Thinking
Daniel Montano wrote 2 years ago: “Howard Gardner has written about two types of ” extraordinairy minds” that he cal … more →
