The Open Mind: Exploring the 6 Patterns of Natural IntelligenceDiscover the different kinds of natural intelligence in yourself and others with this groundbreaking new approach to effective learning. Too often, adults close themselves off from their own intelligence with comments like “I’m not great with words” or “I’m no good at math.” In truth, every one of us has a special genius capable of mastering virtually any subject we choose. Discovering the nature of your genius is the key to faster learning and better communication. As Dr. Dawna Markova explains, true learning is a matter of discovering who you really are. Each of us fits into one of six basic learning patterns. In Open Mind, Dr. Markova guides us through detailed descriptions of each and teaches us how to recognize them in ourselves and others. Full of invaluable information, this practical guide can revolutionize the way you approach learning, communication, work, and love. |
Contents
The Natural Languages of Your Mind | |
The True Nature of Our Difference | |
You are presented with an overview of the six thinking patterns of natural | |
for getting along with and supporting people whose minds work in this | |
VAKVisually Smart Auditorily Centered Kinesthetically | |
KVAKinesthetically Smart Visually Centered Auditorily | |
Coming Home to Yourself | |
Partnering the PossibleConnecting With Others | |
How do you use this information in your relationships with others? Here you | |
Living In the Questions | |
Risk Your Significance | |
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The Open Mind: Exploring the 6 Patterns of Natural Intelligence Dawna Markova No preview available - 1996 |
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