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Join Colin Seale every Wednesday as he challenges you to imagine a world where critical thinking is no longer a luxury good and equips you with the powerful but practical tools to make that possible in our schools, in leadership, and in our homes.
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
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English
United States
13 episodes
since May 13, 2020
episodic
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The motto "Work hard. Be nice." has been a hot topic recently. In this episode, Colin talks about why these two small sentences support one big myth that delays true educational equity.
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We all have that immediate reaction of "No. Nope. Not gonna happen." on occasion. Learn how to fight this knee jerk "no!" with some practical critical thinking that will keep you open to ideas that may actually be good ideas.
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There is so much struggle when it comes to the idea of AND. AND matters. AND has value. In this episode, we give you tools to figure out what's the matter with AND so that we can start thinking differently about the big power of such a little word.
Have you ever tried to communicate something that just was not being received? Perhaps it was during an argument or when talking to your kids. How do you speak "their" language? In this episode, we help you leverage critical thinking to master this type of communication to bridge the ga…
Why is it so hard to get started? Let critical thinking help you turn your analysis paralysis into action. In this episode, you will learn about six strategies to help you reverse the trend of not getting started, because what's the value of thinking if we never act?
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What does race have to do with critical thinking? It is impossible to separate race from real-world problems. In this episode, you will learn how to center race as an important factor in your critical thinking, and how you can become a coconspirator in the fight for racial justice.
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Freestyle rap is one of the purest forms of critical thinking. Freestyle rappers find patterns, use words that rhyme, and leverage their own stories. Learn how you can do this, too, and how it can help the next time you need to think on your toes.
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Think you’ve got a good idea? How can you really know? We don’t spend enough time being intentional about making sure our “good” ideas are actually... well, good. Use this three-step process to ensure that your next one will be.
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"Not enough" is grounded in a scarcity mindset. If we had an infinity mindset instead, would "not enough" get more love?
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