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Tag Archives: adolescence
Toxic Parent Brain
Over at The Committed Parent, Jeanne Denney discusses what she terms, ‘toxic parent brain’. It happens less than it used to, but still more than I wish. Often it happens so suddenly that it catches me by surprise and I … Continue reading
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Mind & Generosity
Tina Roth Eisenberg of Swiss Miss has pointed me towards two wonderful gifts. The first is a video clip of a lecture by the psychiatrist and originator of logotherapy, Viktor Frankl, and the second is a quotation that the latter … Continue reading
Posted in adolescence, culture, interconnectedness, language, mind & brain
Tagged adolescence, culture, German, intellectual life, mind & brain
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“How Much Do Students Study?”
Mark Bauerlein, professor of English at Emory University, has a very interesting post at Brainstorm–Lives of the Mind on this subject. According to the last National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE), college teachers believe that students must do around 25 … Continue reading
How serious is classical music?
Classical music reeks of class while at the same time classic rock rears its populist head. Politicians construct their cultural image around popular music – rubbing shoulders with Bono and filling their imaginary desert islands with the noises, sounds and … Continue reading
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