MsCuttsScienceLanguage Learning How I Rewired My Brain to Become Fluent in Math - Women in Science & Engineering on Nautilus nautil.us - Barbara Oakley I learned these things about math and the process of learning not in the K-12 classroom but in the course of my life, as a kid who grew up reading …
MsCuttsScienceScience Why do people believe con artists? Inverse - Barry M. Mitnick What is real can seem pretty arbitrary. It’s easy to be fooled by misinformation disguised as news and deepfake videos showing people doing things …
MsCuttsScienceHappiness Nature makes children happier, science shows CNN - By David G. Allan and Kristen Rogers, CNN(CNN) — As my wife, daughters and I hiked through the woods at one of the many state parks near our home, I explained to them how we were doing three things that were simultaneously boosting our happiness
MsCuttsScienceCulture Mental health study reveals the unexpected importance of sustainable habits Inverse - Nina Pullano New research reveals a surprising reason why spending time in nature as a child matters not just for mental health and physical health, but for the …
MsCuttsScienceEmotional Intelligence How to improve your work performance using brain science Ladders - Helen ONeil In these confusing and difficult times, performing at peak capacity in the workplace is more important than ever. With high caseloads, massive …
MsCuttsScience Science Tells Us Why You Could Be Scammed By Con Artists nationalinterest.org - Barry M. Mitnick Here are the reasons why. What is real can seem pretty arbitrary. It’s easy to be fooled by misinformation disguised as news and deepfake videos …
MsCuttsScience Learning to Read Fundamentally Changes All Human Brains Fatherly - Joshua A. Krisch Reading rewires the children’s brains. Researchers have known as much for decades. What has remained unclear is whether that process is intrinsically …
MsCuttsScienceLeadership 10 Ways To Make Better Decisions Forbes - Bruno AzizaMaking good decisions is hard. And often, it’s the process that’s behind your decision that needs the most help. How you develop judgment and good decision making habits matters. That’s why I’ve been around
MsCuttsScience Jim Davies: How do you use your imagination? sciencefocus.com - Alexander McNamara What happens in your brain when your imagination runs wild? Cognitive scientist Jim Davies explains the science behind this extraordinary mental …
MsCuttsScienceMindfulness Scientists explain the cognitive techniques to use if you want to feel present Inverse - Sarah Sloat Being truly, entirely present is a challenge for many people. We can blame our iPhones, but we know the problem runs deeper. It’s just too easy to …
MsCuttsScienceWomen's News Maritime mission: women can captain superyachts, says new campaign The Guardian - Rupert Neate Wealth correspondentJenny Matthews and Natasha Ambrose are embarking on an unusual world tour: encouraging schoolgirls to consider careers as superyacht captains. Matthews and Ambrose, who are both first officers on superyachts,
MsCuttsScience New DNA test that reveals a child’s true age has promise, but ethical pitfalls theconversation.com - Charles Dupras and Martine Lappé and Michael S. Kobor Epigenetic clocks are a new type of biological test currently capturing the attention of the scientific community, private companies and governmental …
MsCuttsScience Colorado's high school social studies exam might just go away chalkbeat.org - Erica Meltzer Closing a chapter in the state’s testing wars, Colorado lawmakers are quietly preparing to do away with the statewide high school social studies exam. …
MsCuttsScience The secret life of your to-do list Inverse - Emma Betuel It’s taped on fridges, typed into iPhones, or copied lovingly into bullet journals. It’s the to-do list – a seemingly simple productivity tool that’s …
MsCuttsScienceNeuroscience Cognition + Consciousness from Here We Are stitcher.com Shane talks with Picower Professor of Neuroscience at M.I.T. about the pattern recognition computer and black box known as the human brain. Earl …
MsCuttsScienceArt Do you like weird art? Blame your brain sciencemag.org - Sara Reardon To many people’s eyes, artist Mark Rothko’s enormous paintings are little more than swaths of color. Yet a Rothko can fetch nearly $100 million. …
MsCuttsScienceIcon version of the Flipboard logoOptical Illusions A popular optical illusion with a mindbending twist proves we can't trust our senses - Upworthy upworthy.com Optical illusions are universally beloved for how they trick our brains and blow our minds. There's a reason we enjoy magic shows and Escher …
MsCuttsScienceWriting Could we live in a world without rules? BBC Future - Nick Chater"I'm in my late 20s and I'm feeling more and more constrained by rules. From the endless signs that tell me to 'stand on the right' on escalators or 'skateboarding forbidden' in public places to all those
MsCuttsScienceScience Scientists scanned the brains of bullies and found something grim futurism.com - by Jon Christian Bullies' brains are different — in one key way. An international team of neuroscientists scanned the brains of lifelong bullies and found something …
MsCuttsScience Smartphone Addiction Affects Your Brain in the Same Way as Drug Addiction, Study Finds VICE - Shamani JoshiThere was a lot of talk last year about how teenagers using smartphones way too much were growing horns on the back of their head. While these results were proved questionable at best, a new study published
MsCuttsScienceCulture Don't set your goals -- set your goal! Studies show the power of focus Inverse - Stephen J. Bronner Everyone has a project that remains stuck on their to-do list, month-in, month-out, quarter after quarter. Year after year. It is often a project that …
MsCuttsScienceCulture Report reveals the 10 best countries for kids to grow up in now Inverse - Nina Pullano Climate change, conflict, and inequality target one demographic in particular — one that is also uniquely hindered from being able to protect itself: …
MsCuttsScienceRomania How to keep a cool head: Secrets of people who never get stressed out newscientist.com - By Helen Thomson YOU know that person. The one who uses a delayed train as an excuse to get stuck into a good book. The one who can make a joke 10 seconds after …
MsCuttsScienceLeadership Good News/Bad News On How The Media Covers America’s Reading Crisis Forbes - Natalie WexlerGood news: the New York Times ran an article on reading instruction on its front page. Bad news: as with other recent coverage, the piece overlooks a huge and fundamental aspect of the problem. When journalists
MsCuttsScienceScience Science Admits That Starting Work Before 10 A.M. Is Like Absolute Torture Chowhound If you don’t feel like getting up early, there’s a reason! Just 7 days with less than 6 hours of sleep a night can lead to over 700 changes in the …
MsCuttsScienceEducation An Old and Contested Solution to Boost Reading Scores: Phonics The New York Times - Dana GoldsteinWASHINGTON — “Bit!” Ayana Smith called out as she paced the alphabet rug in front of her kindergarten students at Garrison Elementary School. “Buh! Ih! Tuh!” the class responded in unison, making karate
MsCuttsSciencePsychology Sex robots may cause psychological damage bbc.co.uk - Pallab Ghosh US researchers have warned that the availability of sex robots with artificial intelligence (AI) poses a growing psychological and moral threat to individuals and society.
MsCuttsScienceMolecular Biology Why a career personality test may not help your career Ladders - Steve Adcock In theory, career personality tests reveal the hidden potential within you that you may not have realized was there. The goal: discover the best …
MsCuttsScienceAnimals The Mind-Altering Power of Deep Animal Connection sierraclub.org - By Richard Louv | Feb 12 2020 Excerpted from Our Wild Calling by Richard Louv © Richard Louv. Reprinted by permission of Algonquin Books. All Rights Reserved. One morning Lisa …
