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Condensed thoughts: possibilities for nanoethnographies

Originally posted on Pablo Figueroa | Cultural Anthropology, Japanese Studies: Anthropologists working in higher education have little time for on-site fieldwork research. Teaching loads,...

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Problem Solving Tips: Patterning, framing and the astronaut’s pen …

Originally posted on The Homa Files: Excerpted from Think Better … Among the many discoveries NASA made when it began sending people into space was that the astronauts’ pens did not work well in zero...

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Want to improve critical thinking?

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Three types of uncertainty that you (probably) overlook

Daniel Montano:From the Blog Eight to Late. Written by: Kailash Awati Originally posted on Eight to Late: Introduction – uncertainty and decision-making Managing uncertainty - deciding what to do in...

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At Last! Scientific Proof that Writing is Good For You

Daniel Montano:From the blog: Ellie Herman coaching Originally posted on Ellie Herman coaching: So I was slurping up cereal over my keyboard, figuring that Lucky Charms on your keyboard are the new...

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Structure in Threes: Business Design and Reengineering

Daniel Montano:From the blog: Brian’s Blog Originally posted on Brian's Blog: The last round of brainstorming tightened up my thinking around the methodology.  Like all engineering endeavors I needed...

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The 10 One Planet principles…

Daniel Montano:From the blog: Sustainability – Can doing “good” be harmful? Originally posted on Sustainability - Can doing "good" be harmful?: View original

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We will usually pick anecdotal stories and narrative over data and evidence

Daniel Montano:We should be aware of this cognitive bias and make sure to review storytelling with the same rigor as data and evidence. Originally posted on Facts about Religion: Let me tell you a...

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Critical thinking

Daniel Montano:I’m glad someone else is noticing this troubling and risky trend in our society. Originally posted on Q Logic: There’s simply nothing you should just accept at face value. You should...

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The ethical blindness of algorithms

Daniel Montano:Glad to see people asking good questions and taking a critical look at data, its gathering process, its analysis and the way it’s correlated loosely to arrive at theoretical conclusions...

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Evidence that Smartphones are used to supplant thinking

From National Public Radio Blogs: “We all know a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing. Research increasingly supports a related proposition — that easy knowledge can be a dangerous thing. More...

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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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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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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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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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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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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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IA Summit Poster – Get Started with Sketchnoting

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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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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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