Teaching What You Don’t Know
Practical strategies for educators teaching outside their areas of expertise.
Practical strategies for educators teaching outside their areas of expertise.
T.S. Eliot’s ‘The Waste Land’ is a complex, fragmented poem that explores themes of disillusionment and the quest for redemption in a post-World War I landscape.
Exploring how storytelling captivates the human brain and its evolutionary roots.
The Gap and the Gain by Benjamin Hardy and Dan Sullivan is a revolutionary guide to achieving happiness and success. The book discusses the psychological concept of ‘The Gap,’ the difference between where one is and where one wants to be, and the ‘Gain,’ the measure of actual progress. It provides strategies for overcoming the mentality of constantly striving for more and instead appreciating what has been achieved.
A dark journey through Poe’s imaginative and chilling literary masterpieces.
Joshua Becker’s ‘The More of Less’ advocates for minimalism, inspiring readers to declutter their lives and keep only what adds value.
Explores geometry’s vast influence on information, biology, strategy, and democracy.
Dawkins’s ‘The Selfish Gene’ revolutionizes the way we see natural selection, arguing that genes are the main unit of evolution.