Category: Cognitive

Some tips to get you going Never stop learning. Never stop growing. Old: Learn Learn Learn Do.New: Learn Do, Learn Do, Learn Do. Get going!

Some resources: Coursera Course on Learning How to Learn The LearningToolbox website has a bunch of useful tips for getting the most out of studying.

While we work on a lesson plan for this, you can catch up with these books. Jacob Goldstein’s Money: The True Story of a Made-Up Thing, Georg Simmel’s The Philosophy of Money, Margaret Atwood’s Payback: Debt and the Shadow Side of Wealth, Jacob Needleman’s Money and the Meaning of Life, and David Graeber’s Debt: The First 5000 Years.

This capsule is a work in progress. While I hope a Language Teacher will come to help soon, here are some assorted resources you can check out. Read, Listen and Learn Check https://englishnewsinlevels.com/ Online Courses and References Here are couple of courses you can try on Udemy:English for Beginners by Logus OnlineEnglish Grammar by Anthony…

Here are some online resources on Critical Thinking. Clearer ThinkingThe clearer thinking website helps people and organizations to make better decisions, and, as the name suggests, think more clearly. With an evidence-based approach, it uses gamified, engaging interactive tools and quizzes to help us to be more rational. Your Fallacy IsLogical fallacies are flaws in…

While we work on a learning plan for this, here are some resources you can catch-up with: Read Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver BurkemanRead articles on https://nesslabs.com/popular

While we work out a lesson plan for this skill, why not start with these reading suggestions? Sprint: How To Solve Big Problems and Test New Ideas in Just Five DaysChange by Design, Revised and Updated: How Design Thinking Transforms Organizations and Inspires Innovation

Story-telling is a loaded word and can mean different things in different contexts. While we are working on a Learning Plan for this most important skill everyone should have, here are some suggestions to get you going. Read Show and Tell: How everybody can make extra-ordinary presentations by Dan Roam. Here are some notes from…

It’s often said that great writers are great observers of the world around them. And it’s this capacity to notice subtle details and features of life that allow them to recreate it so movingly in their work. But the very best writers are expert observers of human nature in particular. It’s their job to notice…

We are working on publishing a self-learning plan for this skill. In the interim, do check out this book. Mindset: Changing The Way You think To Fulfil Your PotentialAuthor: Carol Dweck