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Making Good Decisions – Cognitive Biases and Logical Fallacies
The I Am Group's Blog By Tony Koutsoumbos, Fundraising Specialist for the I Am Group Last night I delivered a talk on the impact of cognitive biases on decision making and the logical fallacies that...
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Is your brainstorming costing you money?
Bite sized brains Problem-solving and brainstorming in a rut? When thinking gets stuck I’m sure you’ve seen it. You know, when the team is called together around the table to brainstorm. You’re all...
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Galery of Fluid Motion
For those of you who like to correlate fluid dynamics with the way systems behave — or for those of you who simply enjoy seeing beauty that’s invisible to the naked eye — there’s an engaging set of...
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Extreme Physical Empathy?
Can you think yourself into a different person? “You may be given certain genes but what you do in your life changes your brain…” We used to believe our brains couldn’t be changed. Now we believe they...
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Wayfinding through course design with some habits of mind
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191 – Essay No. 3 – Local government and systems thinking.
Source: 191 – Essay No. 3 – Local government and systems thinking.
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How systems thinking can help campaigners
I just came across a great new animation from Oxfam about systems thinking. The animation accompanies a more detailed guide produced for Oxfam programme staff but is just as relevant to campaigns....
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Which strategies do you use for dealing with conflicting ideas?
The test of a first rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. — F. Scott Fitzgerald (1930’s) That was then....
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A Marginal Gains approach to learning design
Originally posted on idealskunkworks: This year I am a taking a cognitive science led approach to learning design within a Level 7 (MBA) module. At first, I wasn’t sure if it would make that much...
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A Few Remarks on Critical Thinking – Part 1
Originally posted on Anatomy of Teaching: Women become persons under Canadian law. Critical Thinking is an educational motherhood issue. Who could possibly be opposed to critical thinking? Surely...
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LAUSD Ditches Pearson and Apple
Originally posted on Diane Ravitch's blog: John Deasy’s ill-fated commitment to buy an iPad for every student and staff member (he called the program a civil rights issue) loaded with Pearson software...
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IA Summit Poster – Get Started with Sketchnoting
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Is your brainstorming costing you money?
Originally posted on Bite sized brains: Problem-solving and brainstorming in a rut? When thinking gets stuck I’m sure you’ve seen it. You know, when the team is called together around the table to...
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Making Good Decisions – Cognitive Biases and Logical Fallacies
Originally posted on The I Am Group's Blog: By Tony Koutsoumbos, Fundraising Specialist for the I Am Group Last night I delivered a talk on the impact of cognitive biases on decision making and the...
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Systems Thinking
Originally posted on Child & Youth Health Network: Collective Impact is effective when partners engage in systems thinking. This introductory video explains systems thinking and emphasizes...
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57 – Some types of thinking observed in local government.
Originally posted on Local Government Utopia: Posted by Whistler 580 words Image from http://caracaschronicles.com Convenient...
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Metacognition: awareness of what one does and doesn’t know – improve the...
Originally posted on Bruce D. Watson: Guided reading Authors: The Teaching Excellence in Adult Literacy (TEAL) Center staff, Reviewed by: David Scanlon, Boston College,...
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Why teaching cursive still matters
Daniel Montano:I think researchers interested in embodied cognition, musculature-based memory, and other topics could contribute to the advocacy of handwriting, hand note-taking. Originally posted on...
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