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Tag Archives: learning

Inside the Book: The Three Questions

Inside the Book - Photo by Patrick Tomasso on Unsplash

A simple book that brings out great reflections about the way we see ourselves and the world we live in.

Posted byAndrea Paviglianiti24th Jan 202325th Jan 2023Posted inArticle, readingsTags:acceptance, diversity, emotional intelligence, inner dialogue, introspection, learning, reading, reflectionLeave a comment on Inside the Book: The Three Questions

Read, Remember and Retrospect

A simple tactic to not forget what did you read – and what for.

Posted byAndrea Paviglianiti11th Jan 202311th Jan 2023Posted inArticle, In-DepthTags:learning, memory, readings, reflection, remembering, retrospectionLeave a comment on Read, Remember and Retrospect

Three new tips for adult learners

A new year brings new resolutions, they frequently involve learning something new. These are three wise bits to stick to your plan until the end.

Posted byAndrea Paviglianiti2nd Jan 20233rd Jan 2023Posted inArticle, In-DepthTags:flow, goal setting, learning, memory, motivation, skills1 Comment on Three new tips for adult learners

Three tips for adult learners

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Having trouble to learn something new? Follow these three pieces of advice to make it easier and less frustrating.

Posted byAndrea Paviglianiti27th Oct 202228th Oct 2022Posted inArticleTags:adult learning, continuous improvement, feedback, learning, memory, metalearning, practice, study1 Comment on Three tips for adult learners

Short Guide to Critical Thinking – Part 1

This article divided in three parts considers 8 ways to make more consistent decisions.

Posted byAndrea Paviglianiti23rd Aug 2022Posted inArticle, In-DepthTags:bias, critical thinking, expertise, fake news, learning, storytelling1 Comment on Short Guide to Critical Thinking – Part 1

Migliora la tua capacità di osservare

Vediamo, ma non osserviamo; e dovremmo fare qualcosa a riguardo. Ecco tre suggerimenti su come migliorare la propria capacità di osservazione.

Posted byAndrea Paviglianiti1st Aug 20221st Aug 2022Posted inTranslatedTags:body language, continuous improvement, deductions, italian, learning, memory, observation, practice, situational awareness, social skills1 Comment on Migliora la tua capacità di osservare

What are the emotional costs for the coaching practitioner?

The emotional context of the coaching conversation and its products involve the role of the coach more than it is spoken about.

Posted byAndrea Paviglianiti15th Jun 202227th Jun 2022Posted inThe Coaching StudioTags:anxiety, coaching, emotional competences, emotional labour, fear, learning, memoryLeave a comment on What are the emotional costs for the coaching practitioner?

Three main gears of observation (and where to begin with them)

We see, but don’t observe – and we should do something with that. Here I suggest three ways to improve our observational skills.

Posted byAndrea Paviglianiti23rd May 202225th May 2022Posted inArticle, In-DepthTags:body language, continuous improvement, deductions, learning, memory, observation, practice, situational awareness, social skills1 Comment on Three main gears of observation (and where to begin with them)

Impara e dimentica!

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Tre consigli di un artista marziale su come avere chiarezza dell’obiettivo.

Posted byAndrea Paviglianiti19th May 202219th May 2022Posted inTranslatedTags:growthmindset, italian, learning, martial arts, memory, philosophy1 Comment on Impara e dimentica!

The need for critical dialogue is becoming more urgent than ever

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We should entertain as many critical conversations as possible to refresh our views, challenge dangerous beliefs and wake up our situational awareness.

Posted byAndrea Paviglianiti14th May 202228th Sep 2022Posted inArticleTags:coaching, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, growthmindset, learning, reflection4 Comments on The need for critical dialogue is becoming more urgent than ever

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