Five Minds for the Future: Discussion Discussions (8)
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Howard Gardner's talk on Five MindsI'm here at an astonishingly rich professional development program: Project Zero at Harvard. It's a summer institute, an intensive plunge i… Started by Connie Weber |
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Mar 2, 2010 Reply by Deborah J. Boyd |
examples of the creating mind"According to Csikszentmihalya, creativity occurs when--and only when--an individual or group product generated in a particular domain is r… Started by Connie Weber |
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Jun 29, 2007 Reply by Connie Weber |
another question about synthesisAre there some real-life examples of synthesis? (Is baking a pie synthesis? Building a building?) Could a whole lot of activities be said t… Started by Connie Weber |
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 "the mind-that-would-synthesize" - a scenario Gardner providesOn pages 52 and 53, Gardner provides a scenario for an exercise of synthesis which might be applied to the off-topic discussion we began wi… Started by Skip Zilla |
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Jun 23, 2007 Reply by Connie Weber |
 How do we encourage "good work" from our students?Gardner's synthesis of "good work" stimulated thought on my part. He talks about work being "good" in at least three possible ways. It may… Started by Ken Messersmith |
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Jun 9, 2007 Reply by Skip Zilla |
The disciplined mindThe first of the five minds Gardner discusses is the "disciplined" mind. He identifies four steps in the formation of this type of mind. 1)… Started by Ken Messersmith |
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Jun 3, 2007 Reply by Skip Zilla |
"Thinking Dispositions", a starting pointAn exercise from Ron Ritchhart's book, Intellectual Character, asks us this: "Jot down your own ideas of the characteristics, dispositions,… Started by Connie Weber |
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May 23, 2007 Reply by Reuven Werber |
please, anyone start a discussion anytimeWe can have several discussions going at once; this is not aiming to be a sequential book study. The theme is big and loosely-defined here:… Started by Connie Weber |
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