I’m always amazed that we seem to know more about our gadgets, computers and VCRs than we do our own brains. In order to utilize and get the most from the precious gift you carry around, you might want to learn a little more about it. And who would be the foremost authority? Carl Sagan for one.
Jesse James kicks Dennis Rodman’s Simply Ridiculous butt
November 5, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Okay, maybe Jesse didn’t beat Dennis physically, but he shut him down verbally. Last season’s Celebrity Apprentice featured Joan Rivers, Herschel Walker, Clint Black, Jesse James and the unique, flamboyant and unmistakable Dennis Rodman. Dennis really cut up and showed his most ridiculous self and there was much drama. The Donald kept giving him a break and he would skate each week.
You can’t really teach people anything unless…
October 22, 2009 By 1 Comment
President Obama said, “Don’t let yourself down.”
October 21, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The thing I like about President Obama is that he is straight to the point with no hype. In a recent speech to address this nation’s schools, he said that everyone has a responsibility. Well, that’s a fact that I can’t argue with. He charged teachers, parents, students and governments to help turn around schools that aren’t working. The job belongs to us and he is right when he said that none of it will matter unless we each do our part.
A Closed Mind is as Good as Dead!
September 18, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Are you an Owl or a Lark?
September 16, 2009 By 1 Comment
There are two kinds of people – Owls and Larks. Owls like to stay up late and do their best work when all of the fanfare dies down. The drag butt in the mornings and don’t get activated until mid morning or afternoon. On the other hand, Larks are morning people. They rise with the sun, sun shinny and smiles and they irk the daylights out of owls. Knowing which type you are will make a big difference with your study habits and results.
The Most Important Skill for Learning is Reading
September 14, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Did you know that the most important skill for learning is reading? Think about it – you have to read in every subject, including math! The whole of our existence is about communication – and words are king in that they convey lots of detail, ideas, information and valuable genius insights. You must read in order to prepare for tests and even write your papers.
He played the heaven out of his violin!
September 1, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Violinist Ken Ford awes me with his high level of passion and energy, the way he moves he audience with his interactive presence and style. What does all of this have to do with learning? Everything. Ken Ford embodied a commitment and love for learning in everything he did. He spoke to the audience at the end and answered some of his most frequently answered questions…
Turn that thing off and turn on to Baroque!
August 27, 2009 By Leave a Comment
When you study, you can’t afford to entertain distractions. To get the most of your study time, turn off the TV, PlayStation, Xbox, Gameboy, and whatever else! Now, the only exception is music. The key to effective learning is to be in the right state and the right kind of music can facilitate learning in an incredible way.
The Heart is Wiser Than the Head
August 23, 2009 By 1 Comment
