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Exploring Personality and Motivation
Exploring Personality and Motivation
Depth and Complexity
Introducing Depth and Complexity
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Think Like A Disciplinarian
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Tic-Tac-Toe Variants
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Self Portraits
Math Art
Inferring With Art
Impossible Shapes
Perspective
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New Uses
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What If…
Paradoxes
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Shakespeare Summaries
Re-Re-Categorize
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How Many Ways?
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Olympic Pool Equivalence
Which Unit?
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How Many Will There Be?
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More Specific than “Smart”
When students are told that they’re “smart”, what does this word actually mean to them? (Psst. It isn’t what we intended.)
Motivation and Moral Development
Can someone do the right thing, but
for the wrong reason?
Characters’ Talents and Multiple Intelligences
How do characters from novels line up with Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences?
The Personalities of Rocks
What would an igneous rock
be like?
Would it get along with a sedimentary rock? Could they handle the
hot
personality of a metamorphic rock?
Students and Personality Types
How can our students be
so different?
And how can we help them to understand themselves and each other better.
Unexpected Intensities
Do you know a student who’s a little bit…
intense?