Back to Human Summary of Key Points
Back to Human’ explores how a more socially connected workforce creates greater fulfillment, productivity, and engagement while preventing burnout and turnover.
Back to Human’ explores how a more socially connected workforce creates greater fulfillment, productivity, and engagement while preventing burnout and turnover.
This book explores the transformations in Chinese cinema in the 21st century, focusing on the industry’s evolution, key films, and cultural impact amidst global influences.
An eloquent exploration and defense of Hinduism’s tenets and philosophy.
Experience joy in parenting by simplifying and focusing on quality family time.
Bigger Leaner Stronger offers a muscle-building approach that enables readers to gain strength, build muscle, and burn fat. Matthews emphasizes science-backed strategies over quick fixes.
George Mumford shares mindfulness techniques that help athletes achieve optimal performance through focused presence and flow.
Purple Cow’ explains why building remarkable products that stand out is the key to marketing success in a crowded market.
‘Why Don’t Students Like School?’ by Daniel T. Willingham explores the intersection of cognitive science and classroom education. Dissecting how students think and learn, Willingham provides insights into the challenges and misunderstandings about learning. The book delves into principles of cognitive science as they apply to teaching strategies, debunking popular myths and offering tangible advice on creating more engaging and effective educational experiences. It illustrates why traditional teaching methods often fail to capture students’ interest and how educators can harness cognitive principles to enhance learning.