All of these emotions are throwing a house party in my head every day.
What were you thinking? Did you think of me? Affairs involve a high degree of selfishness and often serve as an escape. They provide a...
Products that were designed for kids but failed so bad it’s hard to imagine how someone approved them.
What Were They Thinking? You're well aware by now of the importance social history plays in writing your family history stories. However, I’m not sure the family history writer is sensitive to the depths social history can participate in establishing a characters thoughts and actions. When we have little knowledge of an ancestor’s life, social
What were they thinking?
This product is a companion for the book "What Were You Thinking?" by Bryan Smith. The story teaches children about impulse control and self-regulation. Bryan Smith uses colourful images, simple language, and concrete examples to grab children's attention. The story shows children that there are consequences to actions. Strategies such as "Think Before You Act" are introduced to help children determine if a certain behaviour will make the situation better or worse. Note: The book is not included with this product, however, it is recommended that students read the story before completing these activities. Included are the following: - Parent Handout about Teaching Children to Control Their Impulses - "What Did You Learn?" worksheet - Scenarios (10 - can be read aloud or used for role-play) - "Class Rules" Poster
"If you were a melody...I used only the good notes."
One day you might be lucky enough to hear your kid actually say, “Mom, you were right!” Here are some fun comebacks you can use to enjoy the moment even more. Vote for what you think is the most amusing answer.
You are in the midst of the silent treatment. The narcissist in your life is ignoring you. You've been through it before. Or maybe it's the first time. In either case, it feels like forever.
Critical thinking is a goal-directed process of approaching and evaluating problems, drawing on a number of different skills.
Cultivate lifelong reading skills.
Who were the Pharisees and the Sadducees? You may be surprised to hear that they were a lot like us! What image strikes your mind when you think the word “Pharisee”? If you are like I was, you think of a snooty, grey bearded man with unbending principals, looking down his nose on the world and his fellow man
Finally Disney Princesses reveal how they really feel.
Boosting your ‘metacognition’ helps you reach your goals more easily. All it takes is developing a strategic mindset – something anyone can do.
Who were the Pharisees and the Sadducees? You may be surprised to hear that they were a lot like us! What image strikes your mind when you think the word “Pharisee”? If you are like I was, you think of a snooty, grey bearded man with unbending principals, looking down his nose on the world and his fellow man
Finally Disney Princesses reveal how they really feel.
Boosting your ‘metacognition’ helps you reach your goals more easily. All it takes is developing a strategic mindset – something anyone can do.
There are 5 ways how to learn how to think better in your life.
Vlad Cherniavskyi was recovering from surgery at his family's home when the Russians invaded: Here, he recounts what he and his relatives saw in the occupation and how they fled
I made the large meme down below some time ago and thought I'd share it here. What do you think? I would love to hear from you about the WHYs of your EX-believer status. I often feel such a sense of community with ex-believers. So many of us have experienced enough cognitive dissonance that we found it intolerable to stay in the church. As for me, the mind games and shame didn't sit well with me. I couldn't ignore them in the church when I was working so hard in my life at the time to be completely honest and healthy with my thinking. Making the decision to live a highly ethical life meant that my brain was in turmoil over my religious beliefs. The internal struggle for me began in earnest in the early 90s, I guess. I have always been a heavy reader and my reading at that time was deeply spiritual and widely religious and psychological. It didn't take long for the cognitive dissonance to set in. I tried to make it all work for so long. First I decided that it was religion in particular that I couldn't live with. I left the church but kept on with my belief, my reading, my thinking. The intellectual struggle kept me upset and in distress quite often in those days. How about you? Have you read any of Karen Armstrong's books? It might have been her book A History of God: The 4,000-Year Quest of Judaism, Christianity and Islam that nailed the final nail in the coffin of religion for me. Not the final nail for a god, but for religion. The final nail for any belief of a supernatural being of any sort came to me while I was reading The Bible.
We’ve all had moments where we wished we could read what others were thinking, pretending we were superheroes that could read minds. But what if we told you that you can actually read people just by observing their body language?Despite the power of words, sometimes they can be translated differently with the wrong body movements or gestures. Yet, most of our body language is connected to our subconscious mind, and we find ourselves doing things that come out so naturally, we only realize it after doing it.
What We Think is What We Become This post is about what we think is what we become. I will explain just how real what we think about comes to reality is. It is an absolute fact that we become what we think about, all day long. If we think in the negative, we will
Think back to the last decision you made. What were your options? How did you choose what to do? Most importantly, was the outcome of this decision instrumental in building your life, productivity, or happiness? Unless I caught you at a particularly productive or essential moment, probably not. Most of the decisions we make are […]
note: this post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links. It’s been a heavy week — after the lightening last weekend, we had quite a few fires start in areas all around us. And they are still continuing to burn with most at 0% containmen
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There is nothing more awkward than making eye contact with someone who is between your legs.
From ThinkWatson.com, Critical Thinkers Through History is a nice visual timeline that show photos or images of some of the greatest critical thinkers in human history. What do Sigmund Freud, Henry Ford, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Marie Curie have in common? They were great critical thi
Can thinking about the past really help us create a better present and future?
