Thoughts about curiosity …
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Do you like a challenge?
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There are many things in life that present challenges. At times things can seem too challenging, others not challenging enough. Can we live without challenge? Perhaps the search is for the challenge that is “just right”? Not too challenging. Not too easy.
What about you? Do you like a challenge?
Thoughts about dreams …
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Dreams do not come true just because you dream them. It’s hard work that makes things happen.
What do you want to learn?
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to study through a university based in Europe, the US or in fact anywhere overseas? You can. For free. Here’s how.
How to improve your focus and your productivity
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Your attention determines the experiences you have, and the experiences you have determine the life you live.
(Thomas, 2018).
Managing your attention is important to learning and productivity. With the many distractions that abound from electronic and social media, this can be a real challenge.
The amount of information available to us has increased incredibly with the increase in the use of technology and social media. Does that make us more productive as learners though?
Thoughts about questions …
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We learn more by looking for the answer to a question and not finding it than we do from learning the answer itself.
~ Lloyd Alexander
What’s your story?
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Stories are important. They are a social mechanism for passing on knowledge, sharing folklore and culture, as well as a learning tool. Everyone has a story. What’s yours?
How to develop resilience
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Resilience is talked about in terms of people getting through challenges and tough times. It has become a popular term used in development programs. Do people organically develop resilience through experience and their handling of it? Or, is it something you can learn? I attended The Resilience Summit to find out.