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Daniel Pink's Think Tank: Flip-thinking - the new buzz word sweeping the US - Telegraph - 0 views

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flip-thinking

shared by scott klepesch on 28 Sep 10 - No Cached
  • Lectures at night, “homework” during the day. Call it the Fisch Flip. “When you do a standard lecture in class, and then the students go home to do the problems, some of them are lost. They spend a whole lot of time being frustrated and, even worse, doing it wrong,” Fisch told me.
  • Why not, Godin has proposed, put out the cheaper paperback – or even an e-book – first? Readers are more likely to gamble on an unknown author when they can risk £8 rather than £25.
  • scott klepesch on 28 Sep 10
     
    Innovation through Algebra
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3 resolutions for making 2011 practically radical | Daniel Pink - 0 views

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Daniel Pink

shared by scott klepesch on 06 Jan 11 - No Cached
  • I resolve to embrace a sense of vuja dé. We’ve all experienced déjà vu—looking at an unfamiliar situation and feeling like you’ve seen it before. Vuja dé is the flip side of that—looking at a familiar situation (an industry you’ve worked in for decades, problems you’ve worked on for years) as if you’ve never seen it before, and, with that fresh line of sight, developing a distinctive point of view on the future. The challenge for all of us is that too often, we let what we know limit what we can imagine. This is the year to face that challenge head-on.
  • The most creative leaders aspire to learn from people and organizations far outside their field as a way to shake things up and make real change.
  • scott klepesch on 06 Jan 11
     
    "I resolve to embrace a sense of vuja dé. We've all experienced déjà vu-looking at an unfamiliar situation and feeling like you've seen it before. Vuja dé is the flip side of that-looking at a familiar situation (an industry you've worked in for decades, problems you've worked on for years) as if you've never seen it before, and, with that fresh line of sight, developing a distinctive point of view on the future. The challenge for all of us is that too often, we let what we know limit what we can imagine. This is the year to face that challenge head-on."
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How Can We Get Students to Think Like Experts? « The Core Knowledge Blog - 0 views

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daniel willingham cognitive science learning expertise

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    Moving students to think and act like experts
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