Dissociative fugue is a phenomenon that is part of dissociative disorders and is characterized by an episode of sudden travel away from home with the inability to remember who one is and how they got there. Thus, the person arrives at a place and is unable to account for their situation, current and past, not …
What is Sensory Integration? – Rehabilitation of the Senses
Sensory integration is a fundamental concept in the field of sensory rehabilitation, especially in children. In this article, we will explore what it consists of, its theory, importance, objectives, processes and who are the professionals in charge of carrying out this therapy. In addition, we will offer examples of therapies to provide a more complete …
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6 Elements for Creating a Positive Learning Environment
Whether you’re teaching a legal expert courtroom etiquette or a surgeon the newest medical treatments, the atmosphere of your classroom is critical to the effectiveness of your work. It involves setting up an environment where participants are inspired and given the tools they need to incorporate this knowledge into their everyday routines, rather than merely …
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What is Symbolic Thinking: Understanding Its Essence, Characteristics, and Types
Symbolic thinking represents one of the most advanced forms of cognitive processing, allowing humans to use symbols or abstract representations to signify objects, concepts, and ideas. This cognitive ability is fundamental in various aspects of daily life and intellectual activities, including language, mathematics, and creative arts. This article delves into the definition of symbolic thinking, …
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The Influence of Indoor Environmental Factors on Learning
The environments in which we learn are crucial to our cognitive capacities and general productivity in the fast-paced world of today. Our learning processes can be greatly impacted by the features of our indoor environments, whether we are in a quiet home office or a busy college library. It is crucial to identify and …
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Poemsgenerator.com Review (2024): Is this Poem Generator Worth It?
Have you ever struggled to come up with a poem? Maybe you have a brilliant concept, but you’re having trouble finding the right words. In this blog post, we’ll examine Poemsgenerator.com, a free online program that generates poetry for you based on your own keywords through artificial intelligence. We’ll look at its features, the …
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Step out of the filter bubble to face bad news
Since the COVID19 crisis, the world has had one bad event after another. We get bad news all the time, and we need to deal with new information courageously. This is especially hard when speedreading, but even without it, consuming bad news without getting depressed and without shutting down is hard. Here I want to …
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From information to knowledge or from wisdom to will
Some of the important feedback loops when we learn are between (1) information and knowledge and (2) between wisdom and will. While usually I address the connectivity as a hierarchy, here I want to address the feedback mechanisms. Hierarchy of learnings There are many kinds of hierarchies describing learning. In some of my courses, I …
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Dark humor: sarcasm, coping and reframing
Humor is one of the best coping mechanisms. It can also be very memorable. However, dark humor can be weaponized and can become toxic. Is there a way to use sarcasm safely and positively? Can there be a proper context for dark humor? Every April 1st I write about humor. Today, I want to take …
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Books you MUST read fallacy
There are long lists of books you MUST read. What are the common qualities of these books, and how are these books beneficial? How reading books can be both an advantage and a disadvantage? How do books compare with the alternatives? This article starts ordinary and then takes an unexpected twist. If your are interested …