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Framing and Reframing

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Framing and Reframing. Putting it all Together: Thinking, Listening, Collaborating By : Cynthia Summers. http:// blog.iqmatrix.com/wp-content/gallery/life-success-series/framing-reframing-mind-map-b-800px.gif. http://www.mindmapart.com/framing-reframing-mind-map-adam-sicinski/.

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  1. Framing and Reframing Putting it all Together: Thinking, Listening, Collaborating By: Cynthia Summers

  2. http://blog.iqmatrix.com/wp-content/gallery/life-success-series/framing-reframing-mind-map-b-800px.gifhttp://blog.iqmatrix.com/wp-content/gallery/life-success-series/framing-reframing-mind-map-b-800px.gif

  3. http://www.mindmapart.com/framing-reframing-mind-map-adam-sicinski/http://www.mindmapart.com/framing-reframing-mind-map-adam-sicinski/

  4. “Our stories become our maps.”

  5. Once upon a time there was a student who “got stories.” She became known as the Story Seeker. Her desire to learn was unsurpassed. At each storytelling opportunity, she took from her backpack, a bright, fresh set of eyes and an inquisitive mind. She listened for the storyteller’s point. At times relevance rolled over her like a freight train and she connected. Other times it didn’t. After all, she hadn’t traveled far down theroad of life. So she made notes. If she detected empathy and decent humanness within the storyteller, she committed a lifeline to her. Relevance might come one day, but only if they remain connected. The storyteller who cares, plants the seeds from which future storytellers can grow. How special the moment, when one inspires another to tell a story. http://blog.kevineikenberry.com/leadership/five-reasons-stories-are-a-powerful-communication-tool / Cheryl

  6. Listening Storytelling Participatory Learning

  7. http://psychology.about.com/od/educationalpsychology/tp/effective-learning.htmhttp://psychology.about.com/od/educationalpsychology/tp/effective-learning.htm Plearn = Participatory Learning Plearn = Participatory Learning “We have to be a learner at all times.”

  8. The human brain..... 1. is unique in each individual2. seeks meaning3. seeks and generates patterns 4. responds to stimulating environments 5. responds to active involvement 6. involves both conscious and unconscious activity 7. interacts with emotions and psychological functioning in general 8. connects new experiences to familiar experiences and structures9. receives through both focused and peripheral perception 10. responds to challenge; is inhibited by threat and anxiety Feeling Columbia University researchers have shown for the first time that two brain systems are primarily responsible for allowing humans to accurately predict the emotions of others. http://www.selfdirectedlearning.com/article3.html http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/07/080711080957.htm Thinking

  9. More participatory learning

  10. Video of Pixar's Movies and the CollaborativeAge INNOVATION Creativity thrives in Pixar's animated workplace Creativity thrives at Pixar studios, where fun begins at drawing board

  11. “It’s not how I am and how I see it, but inquiring how is it in your world.” A.A. Milne (Winnie-the-Pooh)