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Education
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We Have The Grammar Police. Why Not The Math Police?
It is socially unacceptable to be bad at grammar. Why is it socially acceptable to be bad at math? Here's why we need a "Math Police."
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70 year old Creativity Technique That Is Still Relevant Today
An interesting 70 year old book is gaining popularity again in the creativity and innovation fields
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Intuition as the Basis for Creativity
Conscientiousness is inefficient and subject to dullness without creativity, and creativity does its best work when it functions intuitively.
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Expecting the Best— And Getting It
The "Pygmalion effect": how elevated expectations promote greater achievement.
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Sheryl Sandberg, What If People Want To Lean Out?
Sheryl Sandberg is not an ordinary person. She is extraordinary on multiple traits, including intelligence and organizational ability. So why should we listen to extraordinary people when they give us advice about how to live our more ordinary lives?
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Are You Telling the Right Story of Your Life?
A little self-compassion goes a long way in helping us tell our life stories to ourselves and to others.
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Unschooling and the Benefits of Unstructured Time - Part 1
Part 1 of a 2 part series discussing unschooling and the educational benefits of unstructured time.
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Twinkle, Twinkle Musical Star
Early musical nurturing spreads a wide creative ripple through life.
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How To Create A Science Prodigy
Can any kid become Jack Andraka? Can any kid become Michael Jordan?
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The Learning Potential
The sweet spot of education innovation lies between the evolution of iterative design and making processes and the capacity to grow self-knowledge of one's learning spectrum and potential. Here is to gleaning insights from new learning structures in the informal and formal domains and puzzling over how we can bring boundless ideas and ideals in the field together.
