Habit Formation
Habit formation is the process by which behaviors become automatic. Habits can form without a person intending to acquire them, but they can also be deliberately cultivated—or eliminated—to better suit one’s personal goals.
Drawing in Class
Rachel Smith shares her personal stories and insight about the value of drawing in class. She says, “It was just as easy to listen closely to what the teacher was saying if I was drawing images as it was if I was writing words.” Also, checkout Doug Neill’s info “Grading and Sketchnotes” in The Hive.
20 Questions to Help Answer Do You Know Who You Are?
Knowing who you are and what you stand for matters in everything you do. The greater the understanding you have of YOU, the more satisfied and successful you will be!
13 Smart Ways to Respond to Constructive Criticism
Before you get defensive, get curious. Receiving feedback without becoming defensive is a skill that can help you win in work and in life.
Grading and Sketchnotes
As more and more teachers start to share the skill of sketchnoting with their students, a question that naturally comes up is this one: Should you be grading your students’ sketchnotes? And if so, how? Doug Neiil (Verbal to Visual) shares his insights and sketches.
10 Ways to Be a Better Learner
Adopt the Right Mindset, Cultivate Your Network, Ask Questions, Take Notes, Set Goals, Practice Deliberately, Be Accountable, Use Tech Better, Mind Your Body, Embrace Responsibility