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These learning organizations offer access to some of the most passionate, engaged and creative people in the world, as well as to numerous learning solutions.
I first encountered Mind mapping many years ago, just after leaving school. I wish I had heard about it earlier though! My first maps were drawn on A3
Mind mapping helps you generate ideas, create associations, and open up your capacity to learn and create.
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Try the Borrowed Genius technique if your creativity is suffering from a dry spell—or you dream of developing a special skill or talent.
Continue reading "Try the Borrowed Genius Learning Strategy"
EFT, or the Emotional Freedom Technique, has a remarkable ability to lower stress or eliminate it altogether. The results for learning, creating and healing are often astounding.
The HeartMath Institute has pioneered research and development in the areas of stress, emotions, learning, and performance improvement for over 17 years.
I am a bit worried about what is going to happen to my brain as I get older. I wish I had a crystal ball. I really hope that I never get to that point
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Stress and learning are an explosive combination. Learn how stress affects your performance and what you can do to manage it.
Continue reading "Stress and Learning: Effects and Solutions"