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Review: Mind Habits - reduce stress levels and boost your confidence and self-esteem
In these days of interactive games, brain training, and other make ‘yourself better’ programs Mind Habits brings something to the table that is supported by research and looks at stress, self-esteem and confidence in a fun and practical way. Worrying about your next date or the big presentation to your boss? Feeling low? Instead of running [...]
How can the web help educators?
Thanks to Heather Johnson for this excellent guest post on how to bring IT into the classroom. Web 2.0 has created many opportunities in all different kinds of fields since its inception within the past decade. The educational field has not been dismissed from the phenomena as there are many creative ways that educators can [...]
The Emerging Mind
Over on the BBC website there are a collection of annual lectures called the Reith Lectures. Each year specialists in their field give lectures on their area. Back in 2003 the lectures were called ‘The Emerging Mind‘ and were lead by the noted neuroscientist Vilayanur S. Ramachandran (who I’ve talked about here a few times in relation to his work [...]

How to Avoid a Bad Bargain: Don’t Threaten
Author: admin | Date: 06 Jan 2008, 5:43 pm | Category: Social Psychology
Bargaining is one of those activities we often engage in without quite realising it. It doesn’t just happen in the boardroom, or when we ask our boss for a raise or down at the market, it happens every time we want to reach an agreement with someone. This agreement could be as simple as choosing [...]

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