Life is beautiful and can be lived careless of its flow or treasuring every moment that passes. Being present requires commitment.
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Category: critical thinking
Open questions vs. Closed questions
Ask closed questions to have quick confirmation without provoking further discussion. Ask open questions to explore, learn and facilitate richer conversations.
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Experiential Education webinar with Jake Fee
Transforming experience into learning with John’Dewey’s Pattern of Inquiry and some areas of application.
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Learning Out Loud: Data, Information, Knowledge, and Wisdom
I’m doing a crazy experiment. Instead of researching and reporting, I will write down what I know about data, information, knowledge, and wisdom.
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Questions. About the present. About the future.
You cannot always look for answers. What are your questions?
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Question time
Will I have the patience and the persistence to see what will emerge from my consistency?
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Choose your own stories, wisely
You’ll always have stories to tell and stories to listen to. Which stories we believe in is what our reality is going to be. Choose wisely.
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Why asking questions?
Why asking questions? What is the most potent exploration and adventure tool in the world if not to ask a question?
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Writing makes you a better observer
Learn to become a better observer by writing, consistently, about what you notice.
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