The whole and its parts

The whole & its parts

Tag: attention

Learning builds on learned

David Ausubel explained that if he had to reduce educational psychology to one principle, he

Starting to overthink

Walking, swimming, riding a bicycle, driving a car. At some point, they all become instinctual.

On concentration

What if we’d understood the idea of concentration the wrong way around? If we understood

From programming to AI

The desire to have one answer one may trust is tremendous. Having that answer would

The attention gap

A moment of most intense attention I remember happened while holding my grandson. He was

The letters on the wall

One of the themes I see most often discussed on my LinkedIn newsfeed is linked

Fixing the problem

When talking with coachees I’ll often hear them immediately point at a problem that needs

An assumption of being needed

At this year’s CYEL Gala evening, last year’s competition winner, Matias Mäenpää, was tasked with

It was an error

How often do you do something and know simultaneously that it is an error? It’s

Being busy

When I was a kid, it seemed necessary to always do something. My mother was

Developing our communication

Once born we’ll immediately try to influence our surroundings. However, these efforts will also be