You Are the Greatest Teacher You Will Never Know
Gary ‘Z’ McGee – The Self is an elusive mystery. Learn from it.
TAG: learning
5 Signs You May Be a Self-Learning Autodidact
Gary ‘Z’ McGee – Self-learning has the potential to give your life meaning, whether inside or outside the classroom.
The Inspiring 14 Year-Old Prodigy Who Dreams in Computer Code
Vic Bishop – I really enjoy learning, to me I find it as essential as eating.
Does Language Influence How You See The World?
April McCarthy – Can learning a language rewire your brain?
The Reasons Why We Should Bring Meditation Into Schools
Will Stanton – It is crucial that we give children the gift of mindfulness.
Exercises to Switch on the Brain for Anyone Dealing with ADD and ADHD
Video – Simple, quick and effective exercises based on concepts of Kinesiology to help when dealing with dyslexia, ADD and/or ADHD.
The Seven Sins of Our System of Forced Education
Peter Gray – Forced education interferes with children’s abilities to educate themselves.
How To Change Someone’s Mind
Antony Sammeroff – People are more likely to want to take on new information and learn, than to want to reverse their opinion and “unlearn” so to speak.
Developing Your Brain, Increasing Intelligence and Unlocking Your Potential
Brandon West, Contributor Waking Times Each and every one of our negative habits, be they thinking habits, behavioral habits, or emotional habits, we can condition ourselves out of by creating new habits through repetition. Not only does this have an effect on who we are and who we become, but it also has an effect on our …
The 5 Stages of the Cycle of Mastery
Gary ‘Z’ McGee, Staff Waking Times “If your mind is empty, it is always ready for anything, it is open to everything. In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s mind there are few.” –Shunryu Suzuki The beauty of cyclic learning is that it kicks expert-mind back into beginner-mind. It is …
The Missing Dimension of the Education Debate
Patricia Jennings, Guest Waking Times The national debate on how to improve our education system is very vibrant and visible these days. It focuses on salient issues like testing, teacher pay and job security in a difficult economy, and other mounting stresses on teachers and students. Half of new teachers to leave the profession in …