Learning
vs. Thinking
Plato
“I cannot teach anybody anything,
I can only help them think.”
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New Educational and Learning initiatives
are a daily event, but initiatives that empower thinking are rare. While learning is obviously
important, the future is more about improving workforce thinking productivity and effectiveness.
New ways of thinking
are required to create a change-adept workforce that can better meet
the challenges of constant change.
All the following white
papers focus on clarifying what thinking really
means, how it works, and how it can be naturally enhanced with Facilitated
Thinking Technology.
An
underlying theme of these white papers is that selecting the right cognitive
tool for thinking tasks follows the same principle as selecting the right
physical tool for manual tasks: Choose the tool appropriate for the task at hand.
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