In this episode, naturalist and tracking expert Kim Cabrera discusses what wildlife tracking really is and what all is involved, discusses biology and ecology, and …
In this episode, neuroscientist and movement expert Jessica Groves-Chapman helps us explore movement, its role in our life, and the interactions of movement, cognition, confidence, …
Frankfurt is seeing the consequence of the influence of John Dewey and his philosophic tribe on our culture and our kids: Someone who lies and …
One thing that happens when education and a culture starts to be unmoored from logic: more and more individuals lose contact with the truth and …
In this episode, Dr. Andrew Bernstein takes us all on a thought-provoking discussion of what we — teachers and parents and all involved — are …
In this fascinating, info-packed episode, neurodevelopment specialist Janet Oliver joins Melanie and Michael go discuss Montessori-based and neurodevelopmental insights into human growth, development, learning, behavior, …
In this episode, Danny Clark takes us on a fascinating, deep, important discussion of how human nature can better inform teaching, learning, education, parenting, working, …
Right. But, philosophically, the issue is that the true is the whole (i.e., all of knowledge). The true is not fragmented; truth is not made …
“The correlation between the test of broad, conceptual thinking and GPA was about zero.” — David Epstein, Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World …
CrossFit Box Owner, L4 Certified Trainer, John McPherson joins Michael to discuss CrossFit, health, fitness, education, and how to achieve whole health. Also on iTunes: …
