How to practice effectively...for just about anything | Annie Bosler and Don Greene

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How imaginary worlds help kids learn | Anna Rainio

All children develop at different paces — so why do schools expect every student to learn the same way? Early education researcher Anna Rainio introduces "playworlds," a learning activity where adults and kids create imaginary stories together. She shows how pretend play helps st ...  Afficher plus

What my politically divided family teaches me | Tami Pyfer

Tami Pyfer has five kids who belong to five different political parties, and sometimes family conversations get heated. Drawing on her work as a former policy advisor to the governor of Utah, she wanted to find a healthier way for people to talk about politics without contempt. T ...  Afficher plus

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Practice Makes Greatness
Daily Boost — Motivation and Personal Growth

Practice Makes Greatness It’s been said that Practice makes perfect.  That might be true if you were able to practice perfectly. If that were the case, why would you need to practice? Practice does not make perfect. Practice makes permanent.  Practice bad thinking, and you will g ...  Afficher plus

Practice Makes Greatness
Daily Boost — Motivation and Personal Growth

Practice Makes Greatness It’s been said that Practice makes perfect.  That might be true if you were able to practice perfectly. If that were the case, why would you need to practice? Practice does not make perfect. Practice makes permanent.   Practice bad thinking, and you will ...  Afficher plus

Practice Makes Perfect?
Daily Boost — Motivation and Personal Growth

Join Daily Boost Premium today... Over the years, many teachers have told me that I needed to practice more. They said, “Practice makes perfect!” Yet, the more I practiced, the more I noticed that something else happened instead. Practicing, it turns out, only produces perfecti ...  Afficher plus

How to Become Great at Just About Anything (Rebroadcast)
Freakonomics Radio

What if the thing we call "talent" is grotesquely overrated? And what if deliberate practice is the secret to excellence? Those are the claims of the research psychologist Anders Ericsson, who has been studying the science of expertise for decades. He tells us everyt ...

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