At Christmas time one of my nephews gave me some brain challenging puzzles. For a few minutes I was able to fool him (and myself!) […]
With aging I have become overly sensitive to the F-word—- “Forgetting.” I meant to sandwich in a chance to have my photo taken with Truman, […]
As I continue my investigations and writing about brain health and brain training, I am interested in “vetting” resources that I think are best evidence-based, […]
I’m looking forward later today to (virtually) participating in the 2017 SharpBrains Virtual Summit. As I await its starting, I am flooded by emails from brain […]
There is much interest today in using technology to improve one’s brain power, one’s health, and one’s well-being. Take a moment to conduct an online […]
I have very few spare minutes today. With aging comes an increased awareness of the fact that I no longer can successfully delude myself about […]
I’m looking forward to returning to the classroom this week. I’m particularly excited about what we may be able to accomplish in my research […]
The deadline is approaching for participating in Jane Hart’s 2017 survey of Top 10 Learning Tools. My nominations this year reflect the tools I am […]
This morning I sandwiched in a bit of very preliminary background work for my Fall Semester Research Seminar (assuming I get the minimum enrollment!). I’ve […]
There are buildings on campus whose cornerstone bears a date before my birth. My father-in-law walked in some of these very buildings in 1936. Voorhees […]
So much unfinished business. I see that I have 83 drafts of unfinished blog posts. Some of that writing looks like the ideas are still worth developing. […]
Last night I took the time to wander and wonder outside our North Lake home with my camera taking pictures of the super moon. The […]