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John Bowlby, the British psychologist who explained how children attach to loved ones in stages, extrapolated that we unattach in a reverse process.
Bruce Feiler • Life Is in the Transitions: Mastering Change at Any Age
Finally, László was entirely against coercing learning. Self-discipline, motivation, and commitment, he felt, must come from the girls themselves. He explained, “One thing is certain: one can never achieve serious pedagogical results, especially at a high level, through coercion.”16 He also felt that “one of the most important educational tasks is
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Pour commencer, demandez à tous les enseignants – à l’université, au lycée, au collège ou en formation professionnelle – de se rendre dans les meilleures structures éducatives pour tout-petits de leur région et de prendre le temps d’apprendre en observant leur manière de faire, m’a-t-il expliqué. Puis demandez-vous comment vous pourriez transposer
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journals.sagepub.comDennis went from zero to sixty on the MidAm in record time, and no one knew how he learned to do what he was doing. He knew that traders had a tendency to self-destruct. The battle with self was where he focused his energies: “I think it’s far more important to know what Freud thinks about death wishes than what Milton Friedman thinks about deficit
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En 2013, Logan est intervenu lors d’une conférence TEDx à l’université du Nevada. Il a expliqué comment il « bidouillait » son éducation grâce à toutes sortes de ressources dont il disposait, pour élaborer le meilleur programme : « Je profite d’occasions offertes par mon entourage et le réseau de mes amis et parents pour mettre en pratique ce que j
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The “Things I Like To Do” Hierarchy
When Duckworth explained her “goal hierarchy” to the economist Steven Levitt, he replied, “I don’t have goals exactly. I have things that I like to do.” At the top of his “things I like to do” hierarchy is that “I love to play with ideas. I love it when there’s a difficult problem and it seems like it can’t b
... See moreOh, I’ve got to work more, because my self depends on my status and my achievement. You internalize that. It’s a kind of form of internalized oppression.”