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The Socratic Method
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My Job: At what point is it time to walk away…
ByMattI had a good question come up with a prior article I wrote titled, ‘Pizza parties do not equate to employee compensation.’ During the discussion involving that article, it was commented on the difficulty for the workforce to work in a culture and climate that is truly OK. Going on to question, at what point…
Emotional Control
ByMattEmotional Control Stop letting people who do so little for you control so much of your mind, feelings, and emotions. Will Smith Tweet Listen to the Episode Stop letting people who do so little for you control so much of your mind, feelings, and emotions. – Will Smith Being emotional is being human. We never…
Paideia Method – Reflect on the Learning Experience
ByMattThe Paideia method is a teaching methodology that emphasizes critical thinking, active learning, and open-ended discussion. At its core, it seeks to encourage lifelong learning by engaging students in meaningful and reflective learning experiences. One of the key components of the Paideia method is the practice of reflection, which involves evaluating and analyzing the learning…
The Socratic Method – Encourage Follow-up Questions
ByMattEncouraging follow-up questions is an important aspect of using the Socratic Method effectively. Follow-up questions help participants to delve deeper into their own thinking, consider multiple perspectives, and explore complex ideas more thoroughly. Here are some tips for encouraging follow-up questions in a Socratic dialogue: In Summary Encouraging follow-up questions is essential for effective Socratic…
New and Shiny Does not Equal Process
ByMattNew and Shiny Does not Equal Process “Creative products are always shiny and new; the creative process is ancient and unchanging.” Silvano Arieti Tweet Listen to the Episode Too often we become fascinated with the advanced or upgraded version. Whether this involves technology, tools, or anything you want to include. Generally, the update is to…