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Promoting engagement is not just a desired
outcome of education - it's essential to the
process itself. - Gary Gordon
outcome of education - it's essential to the
process itself. - Gary Gordon
The biggest obstacle to saying No
successfully is not the other, however
difficult they may be. It is ourselves. It is
our all-too-human tendency to react - to
act with intense emotion but without clear
purpose. - William Ury
successfully is not the other, however
difficult they may be. It is ourselves. It is
our all-too-human tendency to react - to
act with intense emotion but without clear
purpose. - William Ury
Consider flexibility. One can render its
opposite in an undesirable ways (as
inflexibility) but just as easily in a
desirable way (as steadfastness). -
Christopher Peterson and Martin Seligman
opposite in an undesirable ways (as
inflexibility) but just as easily in a
desirable way (as steadfastness). -
Christopher Peterson and Martin Seligman
Life's best survivors are better than most
people at quickly turning a disruptive
event or adversity into a desirable
development. There reaction to almost
anything that happens is "Good! I 'm
glad this happened! Let's play with
this!"- Al Siebert, PhD
people at quickly turning a disruptive
event or adversity into a desirable
development. There reaction to almost
anything that happens is "Good! I 'm
glad this happened! Let's play with
this!"- Al Siebert, PhD
The acid test of a strength is that you
can do it consistently and nearly
perfectly. By defining your talents as
your strongest synaptic connections, we
can now see why it is impossible to build
a strength without an underlying talent.
Marcus Buckingham & Donald O. Clifton
can do it consistently and nearly
perfectly. By defining your talents as
your strongest synaptic connections, we
can now see why it is impossible to build
a strength without an underlying talent.
Marcus Buckingham & Donald O. Clifton
The comparison between society and
organism should certainly be kept on a
leash. For one thing, energy use is less
frivolous, more consistently functional,
within an organism than within a
society. Robert Wright
organism should certainly be kept on a
leash. For one thing, energy use is less
frivolous, more consistently functional,
within an organism than within a
society. Robert Wright
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