Knowing, in the moment, what is important and what is not important is vital for good thinking! Join Dr. Zehr as she explores one of her personal favorite thinking skills!
 
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Knowing, in the moment, what is important and what is not important is vital for good thinking! Join Dr. Zehr as she explores one of her personal favorite thinking skills! For more information on how to build a brain visit MindCap Center If you're enjoying this podcast and would like Kibwe to Produce a Podcast for your business, Click the Link or email guruguidetopodcasting@gmail.com.

Knowing, in the moment, what is important and what is not important is vital for good thinking! Join Dr. Zehr as she explores one of her personal favorite thinking skills!
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For more information on how to build a brain visit <a href="https://mind-cap.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">MindCap Center</a>
If you're enjoying this podcast and would like Kibwe to Produce a Podcast for your business, Click the <a href="https://workwithkibwecooper.com/optin1621611551924" rel="noopener noreferrer">Link</a> or email guruguidetopodcasting@gmail.com.

Ep #6 Searching for Relevant Cues

How in heaven’s name does someone BUILD A BRAIN! Please allow me to explain. In the late 1990’s, I was watching a webinar about teaching for intelligence. This very idea was counter to all I had been taught in college. Of course, intelligence is fixed - determined by the genes and early childhood. It can’t be “taught” or so I thought. But one man on the panel of child experts disagreed with everyone else. I saw his name was Reuven Feuerstein and he changed my life!

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