Category: Learn to Learn

The Building Blocks of Learning: Our Elementary Mental Functions

What if the key to unlocking a child’s potential lies buried beneath layers of innate abilities, waiting to be discovered? Imagine a young architect standing before a blank canvas, ready to design a magnificent building. Before creating something grand, they need a solid foundation—strong materials, a clear blueprint, and the right tools.

Learning: A Change in the Meaning of Experiences!

Do we truly comprehend the transformative potential of learning, or have we been viewing it through a narrow lens? The book Learning How to Learn by Joseph D. Novak and D. Bob Gowin challenges the conventional belief that learning is merely a change in behaviour, a viewpoint long upheld by behavioural psychologists.

Why Schools Need a Makeover for the Innovators of Tomorrow!

Why does the education system often stifle creativity and problem-solving instead of advancing innovation and independent thinking? In a world that celebrates these qualities, it’s surprising that our schools reward obedience and conformity. Ana Lorena Fábrega’s book, The Learning Game, challenges this status quo, making a solid case for why and how

Surfing the Future on the Third Wave!

In the world of technology and business, each era is like a wave, rising and falling, each with its rhythm and impact. Are you ready for the next era? Steve Case, in his book “The Third Wave: An Entrepreneur’s Vision of the Future,” likens our current moment to the cresting of a

Embodied Knowledge: A New Way of Learning and Understanding

Have you ever felt like your body knows more than your mind? Like when you effortlessly type on a keyboard, ride a bike, or play an instrument without even thinking about it? That’s because your body has a type of knowledge called “embodied knowledge”. It’s a fascinating concept that has gained popularity

The Limitations of Rational Thinking and the Rise of Noetic Education

In our fast-paced world, where information flows like a river, and decisions must be made in the blink of an eye, it’s tempting to rely solely on rational thinking. However, as we probe deeper into the nature of human thought, we uncover the stark limitations of this fast-paced approach, particularly when faced

Tomorrow’s World: Changes in Our Lives and Careers!

Are you ready? The future is hurtling towards us at an unprecedented pace, and it’s a wave we can’t stop. As we find ourselves on the brink of the Fifth Industrial Revolution, a period of significant technological, economic, and social change, the speed of technological change can be daunting. It’s like a

Finding Your Flow For an Engaging High School Experience!

Are you ready to dive into the boundless sea of possibilities and challenges that high school offers? As you embark on this exciting journey, it’s natural to feel a surge of emotions. But fear not, for there’s a powerful concept called flow theory that can guide you through these waters, ensuring you

Uncovering the Intricacies of Human Thought with “Thinking, Fast and Slow”!

Have you ever wondered what drives our thoughts and actions? ‘Thinking, Fast and Slow’ by Daniel Kahneman, a renowned psychologist and Nobel laureate, is not just a book; it’s a key to understanding the very essence of our decision-making processes. This literary journey is for everyone, offering profound insights into our mental

Finding Meaning in High School: Your Path to Purposeful Learning!

High school is more than just attending classes and earning good grades; it’s a transformative journey of self-discovery and personal growth. This period of your life presents a unique opportunity to shape your future, akin to finding purpose in your career. Uncovering meaning in high school can profoundly influence our experiences and