The Open Mind: Exploring the 6 Patterns of Natural IntelligenceConari Press, 1 janv. 1996 - 208 pages An examination of the talents that people have and what makes them do what they do. The author suggests that everyone has the power to change the way they perceive themselves and others, and revolutionize the way they work, communicate and love, by investigating the learning triggers derived from six basic learning patterns. These patterns are all based on how we assimilate auditory, visual, and kinaesthetic information. |
Table des matières
Learning is Discovering That Something is Possible I | 1 |
Becoming Intelligent About Your Intelligences | 15 |
The Natural Languages of Your Mind | 33 |
The True Nature of Our Differences | 63 |
Each of the patterns is presented in depth in the chapters that follow through snap | 79 |
VAKVisually Smart Auditorily Centered Kinesthetically Sensitive | 93 |
KVAKinesthetically Smart Visually Centered Auditorily Sensitive | 107 |
Coming Home to Yourself | 123 |
Partnering the PossibleConnecting With Others | 141 |
Living In the Questions | 169 |
Risk Your Significance | 187 |
List of Charts 201 | |
Autres éditions - Tout afficher
The Open Mind: Exploring the 6 Patterns of Natural Intelligence Dawna Markova Aucun aperçu disponible - 1996 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
Albert Einstein alpha alpha waves Andy auditorily Auditory Channel aware become begin beta beta waves body Brady brain CHAPTER comfortable communicate CONARI PRESS connect conscious mind conversation creative curious Dawna describe doodle easily energy experience eye contact feel Fred give hands hear ideas images important inner inside keep Ki-Aikido kids Kinesthetic Channel listen live look means Milton Erickson mind is triggered mode move Natalie Goldberg natural never notice pay attention perceptual person physical possible questions remember seems sensitive someone space speak stories subconscious symbolic language talk taught teachers teaching tell tend theta theta waves Thich Nhat Hanh things thinking pattern thought tion touch trying uncon unconscious mind understand verbal visual details visual input voice walk what's whole wonder words write