Source Self-Determination: Commitment, Responsibility and Morality Self-Determination Self-Determination refers to the possibility of creating one’s most desired future circumstances on purpose. Here are

Greetings Steemit, and most importantly for this post, greetings @rortian! Leaving the Past Behind I consciously chose not to include references to any of our past posts in this message, since I feel like

Source Higher Order Thinking: An Introduction I define higher order thinking (HOT) as the production of highly coherent linguistic discourses (conversations and texts) about complex subjects. Describing

Source I arrived at steemit two weeks ago. My objectives are to broadcast some educational material, and to talk with anyone who wants to discuss it with me. I can only hope and trust that people will

Nobody's perfect! This is installment #11 in an extended discussion which is being designed to investigate the generation of progressive dialogs through online interactions. The form of the current question

Welcome back to the #higherorderthinking community discussion started by @rortian and @yvesoler. For those that like a bit of history, here's chronicle of related posts: To Steemstem or not to steemstem,

Confusion reigns - or does it? @yvsoler and I have been working for about a week to see whether many people are interested in learning to the point of self-correction. We've been posting to

Source Good morning, Tigrilla. And hello again to anybody (anyone?...anyone?) who might be listening... The road behind us: and OK, let's move to new cognitive spaces. On your mark; set... Boom! judgement

This blog entry is a continuation of an ongoing community discussion started by @rortian and @yvesoler. Here is the chronicle of related posts: To Steemstem or not to steemstem, who defines science? by

Source: Here's the trail that we trekked to get here: Nice start, Tigrilla! Is there space for critical thinking without judgement? Well, that depends on where one looks, doesn't it? I'm working on that.

This blog entry is a continuation of an ongoing community discussion started by @rortian and @yvesoler. Here is the chronicle of related posts: To Steemstem or not to steemstem, who defines science? by

Source Well, I must say that the reaction to my last post was the last thing that I expected. I'm interpreting it as encouragement, which I appreciate very much. I'm grateful to everyone who has supported

The shame's on me Source Too far, too fast. And far too bold. I apologize for my historical style with deep regret. I'm being coached now, and I request a reboot. Not a do-over; it's far too late for that.

Source Thanks for your continuation of our discussion, @yvesoler. My uncertain (!) ideas about our discussion follow: I don't see a declaration of failure in your message, and so I don't know where you

This blog entry is a continuation of an ongoing community discussionstarted by @rortian and @yvesoler. You are invited to be a part of the discussion: leave a comment, post your own related post, upvote,

David G. Meyers on developing the practices associated with moral action Today I was deeply moved by a human interest story presented by CBS on 60 Minutes, and I want to share it with you. It’s about Jimmy,

The pedagogue is IN. from I declare that the #higherorderthinking committee space is a judgment-free zone! Everybody is welcome to visit. Membership is OPEN. To join, talk with us online and use our tag.

What would you like? Source Well, that doubles my one-man-show! Welcome to my worldview, yvesoler. Nice place you've set up for us. Let's decorate! I'm working on a couple of things... I look forward to

A couple of options...(source) This blog entry is a continuation of this ongoing discussion. yvesoler has intentionally done exactly what I asked people to do: support me in learning my craft. I’m thrilled

Greetings Steemit and newly forming #higherorderthinking communities! @rortian [Mike] and I would like to invite you to our exploration of how we can learn from each other when strangers choose to have