The Integral Learning diagram divides the process of learning into four quadrants – mental, physical, senses, and inspiration. Naturally, the quadrants overlap, but this conceptualization of learning can be very useful in assessing children’s development.
When you touch something, it activates the neural receptors in the fingerpads. These neural receptors provide detailed information to the brain about the environment they are touching. Educational thought leader Dr Maria Montessori said: “The hands are the instrument of human intelligence.”
Following are suggestions to optimize learning in the lessons:
The preparation that is done in the last week before a recital or concert is critical to a successful performance. Following are key points:
It’s interesting that in the New Year most people decide to really do what they meant to do before. So, it is not really something “new”, but rather a renewed effort to do what one already “knows” is the best thing to do.
