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“Story is about eternal, universal forms, not formulas”, Robert McKee, Story Sales professionals often must persuade customers about their product or solution. Stories, when appropriately […]
The Challenge How do you develop managerial skills of 11,000 front-line managers spread over 6000 branches and regional offices? Delivering a front-line manager program virtually […]
If you are like me, you probably grew up playing competitive games and competitive sports. From Cricket, Chess, Monopoly, Ludo, and Seven Tiles, everything I […]
One of the game genres that I find fascinating is Social Deduction. Game folklore says that the genre was accidentally started by a Russian psychology […]
Over the past few weeks (16 – 28th March, 2020) amidst the Corona Virus lock down, we ran a series of live, board games and […]
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Short version: As a general rule, Synchronous Learning occurs when students learn the same thing at the same time–online or offline. In The Definition Of Asynchronous […]
This is a quick, simple post. It’s late Tuesday night and my kids need a bath–and, well, this isn’t complicated: public schools in the United […]
Reading is just the communication of ideas through alphanumeric symbols. I’m not sure what this represents such hallowed ground for teachers, but it does. Personally […]
For every person reading this quick preview, probably 18 more skimmed right past, busy trying to survive right here, right now. This makes sense. Even […]
As our elementary students head back to school in person, in this very new way, there will be many emotions stirred up in them. Alarm. […]
Among the biggest changes of modern academic standards is the shift in the burden of general literacy. Rather than only ‘writing teachers,’ teaching reading and […]
