by Jenny Watson | Feb 6, 2019 | Personality
OK, show of hands of those who have emerged, blinking and bleary eyed, from the festive season, clutching determinedly to a mental list of newly forbidden vices? Perhaps it’s the dreaded smoking, or something to do with food and drink? Not cutting your toe nails in...
by Andy Habermacher | Feb 4, 2019 | Education, Neuroscience, Personality
Words: 1319 words in main article without references and exercises: Reading Time: about 4 ½ minutes Part 1: Left brain vs right brain: We do have two hemispheres, but the popular description is misleading and sometimes simply wrong.Part 2: We use 10% of our...
by Andy Habermacher | Feb 3, 2019 | Education, Personality
Words: 1856 words in main article without references and exercises: Reading Time: about 6 minutes Teachers are warm, generous, compassionate, patient and spectacular individuals. Well so we hope – the fact is we don’t have a whole lot of research to support this and...
by Andy Habermacher | Nov 22, 2018 | Personality, Startup
Reading time: about 4 minutes Take the HBF for Startup Team for only $27 in place of $51 in February. Most research into startup personalities has focused on limited factors such as risk taking – an obvious one. This does not really give much insight apart from into...
by Andy Habermacher | Nov 22, 2018 | Education, Neuroscience
Part 1: Left brain vs right brain: We do have two hemispheres, but the popular description is misleading and sometimes simply wrong. Part 2: We use 10% of our brain: We always use 100% of the brain! Part 3: Learning styles: What sounds intuitively true is...
by Andy Habermacher | Nov 22, 2018 | Education, Neuroscience
Part 1: Left brain vs right brain: We do have two hemispheres, but the popular description is misleading and sometimes simply wrong. Part 2: We use 10% of our brain: We always use 100% of the brain! Part 3: Learning styles: What sounds intuitively true is...
by Andy Habermacher | Nov 22, 2018 | Education, Neuroscience
When it comes to the classroom nothing could be more useful than knowing about the brain and how it connects, learns and rewires. This knowledge can help make teachers even more effective (aside from the simple fascination with the topic). But there is a simple...
by Andy Habermacher | Jul 18, 2018 | Neuroscience
A recent report came out stating that learning a language grows the brain [1]. And indeed this does seem to be true. The report noted that in this particular study those that learned a language compared to a control group “grew” various parts of the brain....
by Andy Habermacher | Jul 17, 2018 | Leadership
Let’s face it we are all looking for the magic sauce when it comes to motivation and every few years or so a new magic sauce becomes fashionable – but then somehow seems to fade away for another magic sauce – and some come back with a different name...
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