Thinking/Learning

summer

Updated 6-23-26

 

Brainstorming

  1. Bubbl.us–simple to use and free, no log-in, a bit quirky (IMHO)
  2. MindMeister–free trial for education
  3. Prezi
  4. Scapple--downloaded tool
  5. SpiderScribe–add text, pictures, files, more; free sign-up, fee for more than 3

Failure

  1. The Crossing–attempts to cross a gorge; some fail; all result in success

Learning

  1. Learning Styles inventories–several
  2. VARK Questionnaire–how do you best learn?

Logical Thinking

  1. Kodu—game programming
  2. Thinking Skills–Riddles

6 thoughts on “Thinking/Learning

  1. Jacqui, I agree that it is perfect timing. Thank you for sharing it. When I was studying at university I figure out that I was taught in a wrong way for me. I used this home assignment service. Currently I am curious to find ways which helps me to get most effective results. I use https://www.coursera.org/ for improving my skills. I really like online learning but sometimes I wanna give up. One of the way how I started to prevent it is created a discipline and planning everything that I make.

  2. Cheyenne, Wyoming, is home to the biggest outdoor rodeo in the world, the Wyoming State Capitol Building (built in 1888), family-friendly activities, and a thriving beer and arts scene. phrazle

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