Whether you're a student or haven't been in school for years, learning and growth is a lifelong endeavor. While current school curriculum covers a wide range of subjects that offer a wealth of knowledge, it is lacking in a few key lessons that could add tremendous value to your life. These lessons offer wisdom about yourself: your habits, attitude, and mindset.Wisdom Beyond the Classroom teaches how your habits, attitude, and mindset affect every aspect of your life. The subjects taught in this book lead to a path of living every day with more clarity, confidence, and joy. On this path which includes meditation, you have the ability to tap into your potential and inner wisdom by shaping your mind to become your greatest asset, and to rid yourself of limiting beliefs.Throughout your life, you will take on the roles of both teacher and student, and because of that, the stories, tools, and simple lessons you are about to learn come from the perspectives of a wise teacher and his students, who all teach and learn from each other. They are expecting your arrival and have a wealth of wisdom they're excited to share!

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Presents a wide range of perspectives on a new area of research in high ability- the non-cognitive facets contributing to exceptional achievement, such a giftedness, talent, creativity, excellence, genius, child prodigies, exceptional leadership, and wis

This book explores future directions in Singaporean education as it moves beyond its historically formative goals of survival, efficiency and performance, and its emphasis on grades and formal credentialing. It examines the future of education via the 4Life framework, a four-form model for purposeful learning centered around social-emotional regulation and the well-being of the individual learner: Life-long learning, the learning that occurs over a learner's lifespan; Life-deep learning, a deep understanding of learned content and adaptive expertise; Life-wide learning, learning in multiple contexts besides the school environment; and Life-wise learning, learning which focuses on the learner's values, morals, character and historical empathy. This book also illustrates how purposeful learning serves to equip learners with the knowledge, skills, dispositions and competencies they need to thrive as adaptive workers in the economy of the future.

Communication creates organizations, and the ways individuals communicate determines the functions and processes of organizations. Understanding communication challenges is necessary in order to understand organizational successes and organizational change. Transformative Practice and Research in Organizational Communication is an essential reference publication featuring the latest scholarly research on the practice of organizational communication. The chapters cover a range of topics such as business expertise, social media, and capitalism. This book is ideally designed for academicians, students, professionals, and managers seeking current research on organizational communication practices.

This book responds to the pressing and increasingly recognized need to cultivate social wisdom for addressing major problems confronting humanity. Connecting literary studies with some of the biggest questions confronted by researchers and students today, the book provides a practical approach to thinking through, and potentially solving, global problems such as poverty, inequality, crime, war, racism, classism, environmental decline, and climate change. Bracher argues that solving such problems requires “systems thinking” and that literary study is an excellent way to develop the four key cognitive functions of which systems thinking is composed, which are causal analysis, prospection/strategic planning, social cognition, and metacognition. Drawing on evidence-based learning theory, as well as the latest research on systems thinking and its four cognitive functions, the book provides a comprehensive and detailed explanation of how these advanced thinking skills can be developed through literary study, illustrating the process with numerous examples from major works of literature. In explaining the nature and importance of these thinking skills and the ability of literary study to develop them, this book will be of value to literature teachers and students from introductory to advanced levels, and to anyone looking to develop better problem-solving and decision-making skills.

"In the touching anthology ""Wisdom's Legacy: A Gift for Teacher's Day,"" a chorus of voices joins in harmony to honour the profound influence of educators in our lives. Crafted collaboratively by diverse authors, each page resounds with appreciation, sentimentality, and the lasting teachings of teachers. Take a voyage through the revered halls of academia as you encounter moments of enlightenment, unfolding like petals of a blossoming flower. These narratives span eras, cultures, and fields, all bound together by the common thread of teachers who leave an indelible impact. More than a book, ""Wisdom's Legacy"" is a shared expression of thankfulness and esteem for those who commit themselves to nurturing knowledge, empathy, and inquisitiveness. With Teacher's Day on the horizon, this anthology stands as an ageless present, paying homage to mentors who light the way to wisdom and motivate the upcoming generation to strive for greatness."