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Multiple intelligences

"Durante este nosso tempo, os estudantes virão à escola com uma imagem do seu cérebro, uma ressonância magnética funcional, e com um chip do gene com o seu genoma próprio e único, e dirão aos professores: 'ensine-me de uma maneira que eu possa aprender'. E se o professor não for capaz de entender a imagem do cérebro ou o chip do gene, a educação passará a ser uma especialidade médica." 
Howard Gardner

Future By Design


Sobre Jacque Fresco

Diferenças de mentalidade


"Outlier" is a scientific term to describe things or phenomena that lie outside normal experience. In the summer, in Paris, we expect most days to be somewhere between warm and very hot. But imagine if you had a day in the middle of August where the temperature fell below freezing. That day would be outlier. And while we have a very good understanding of why summer days in Paris are warm or hot, we know a good deal less about why a summer day in Paris might be freezing cold. In this book I'm interested in people who are outliers—in men and women who, for one reason or another, are so accomplished and so extraordinary and so outside of ordinary experience that they are as puzzling to the rest of us as a cold day in August."

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Teach me in a way that I can learn

A thinker outside the box!


"...and as long as you stay in school, you'll think you're smart"

"We should individualize education as much as possible"

"We should teach everything that is important in lots of different ways"

VIII 'Colóquios do Porto: Psicanálise e Cultura'



Sublinhei, d'aqui

Ser tudo e ser nada infinitamente (Álvaro de Campos)

O ser para a morte (Ricardo Reis)

O não ser que se funde com a natureza (Alberto Caeiro)

A verdade está na procura, e não no encontro (Celeste Malpique citando Fernando Pessoa)

A pluralidade da arte é aumentar a auto consciência humana (Fernando Pessoa)

Os artistas produzem. Os loucos, não. O artista nunca será louco (Jaime Milheiro)

... a psicossomática estrutural... (Jaime Milheiro)

O que é isso de fingir e o que é isso de Verdade? (Celeste Malpique)

A grande saúde está em não perceber coisa alguma (Manuela Flemming citando Fernando Pessoa)

O que fazer com adultos sobredotados?

"When gifted adults work with a professional on their career, the number one priority should be to construct a theoretical framework within which it is OK to be themselves. Gifted adults have a complex intellect and a burning desire for information. They have high levels of energy, intensity and sensitivity, set exceptionally high standards for themselves and others and are extremely hard on themselves. They are very independent and perceptive, like to be in control, are frequently driven, full of self doubt and often feel they must be self sufficient. 

 Despite the enormous diversity within the gifted population, the goal of professional work should always be the same: for the gifted adults to re-encounter, explore and value the gifted self and allow it to grow in its own unique way. It is the professional's job to provide whatever each gifted individual needs in order for this to happen. Working with gifted adults ideally requires specialised theoretical knowledge, intellectual flexibility, emotional strength, spiritual development, high levels of sensitivity and empathy, a love of spirited discussion and above all, a great sense of humour. Professionals working with gifted adults strive for this ideal even though they will never attain it and so they continue to learn."


Characteristics of Gifted Adults:

• perfectionistic and sets high standards for self and others
• has strong moral convictions is highly sensitive, perceptive or insightful
• fascinated by words or an avid reader
• feels out-of-sync with others
• is very curious has an unusual sense of humour
• a good problem solver
• has a vivid and rich imagination
• questions rules or authority
• has unusual ideas or connects seemingly unrelated ideas
• thrives on challenge
• learns new things rapidly
• has a good long-term memory
• feels overwhelmed by many interests and abilities
• is very compassionate
• feels outrage at moral breaches that the rest of the world seems to take for granted
• has passionate, intense feelings
• has a great deal of energy
• can't switch off thinking
• feels driven by creativity
• loves ideas and ardent discussion
• needs periods of contemplation
• searches for ???? in their life
• feels a sense of alienation and loneliness
• is very perceptive
• feels out of step with others

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Dar palavra às emoções

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Amor próprio


"Partilhavam longos passeios pelo parque e uma assinatura na ópera. Ela apaixonou-se. Ele [o biólogo] não. Quando o biólogo começou a ignorá-la — a relação deles estava a provocar os habituais boatos vitorianos — Eliot escreveu-lhe uma série de cartas de amor melodramáticas e, no entanto, assustadoramente honestas. Suplicava a sua "misericórdia e amor": "Quero saber se me pode garantir que não me esquecerá, que estará ao meu lado sempre e o tempo que puder e que compartilhará os seus pensamentos e sentimentos comigo. Se se afeiçoar a outra pessoa eu morrerei, mas até esse dia, se o tivesse a meu lado, poderia reunir coragem para trabalhar e fazer alguma coisa da minha vida." Apesar das confissões de vulnerabilidade, a carta termina orgulhosamente com um reconhecimento do seu próprio valor: "Suponho que nenhuma mulher alguma vez escreveu uma carta como esta — mas não tenho vergonha dela, porque tenho consciência de que, à luz da razão e da verdadeira cultura, sou digna do seu respeito e afeição.""
Jonah Lehrer, in Proust era um Neurocientista, a propósito de George Eliot e Herbert Spencer

ainda os "gifted"

"Gifted people often grow up with a pervasive sense of being considered an extremist. [...] The criticisms they face often are leveled not at their performance but at their personhood."

...e outras coisas mais.


Characteristics of Creative Genius

I have always had an insatiable curiosity.
I am able to run my mind on multiple tracks at the same time.
I learn rapidly and retain / apply what I learn.
I tend to be very independent.
I tend to be less motivated than others are by rewards, bonuses, and praise.
At times I have asked embarrassing questions or rudely pointed out truths at the wrong time.
My preference for the complex can fool me into underestimating the simple answer.
I like to refine and improve others' innovations.
I feel comfortable with a wide range of emotions.
I can see many sides to nearly any issue.
Honesty, integrity, and ethics are important to me.
I can help others understand themselves better.
I am a seeker and champion of ultimate truths.
My nervous system is easily aroused, and I am able to discern the slightest changes in my environment (aromas, shifts in light, etc.) or detect irritants (e.g. scratchy sweater label).
I can feel along with and for others.
I set high standards for myself and for others and am my own worst critic.
I tend to look for consistency and security in systems, rules, and orderliness.
I am often considered a "driven" person. I have maintained my childlike sense of wonder.
I am intent on searching out universal truths.
I am deeply disturbed by inequity, exploitation, corruption, and needless human suffering.
I can and do work myself to exhaustion. Some people think I'm too serious.
I have always been interested in social reform.
I value and will defend diversity. I have a strong need to "make a difference."
I have a penchant for risk-taking.
I can and do ignore my own needs for the sake of others.

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Inteligência emocional



INSULTED

"You are ugly"
I know,
I've been told this.

"You are silly"
I know,
I have realized this.

"You look like an alien"
I know,
this has been pointed out to me.

"You have big eyes"
I know,
I have looked in the mirror.

"You can't be a pilot,
you are not smart enough"

It is possible,
I have considered this.



With every insult
you invent,
it is strange,
but it's true.

You point out
my many failings
and help me to improve.

As you highlight
my many
weaknesses,
you also highlight
my strengths.

My ugliness
leads to my kind
personality.

My silliness
brings laughter
to the world.

My resemblance to
movie aliens
only highlights
my intelligence.

My big eyes
portray my feelings
and widen my view.

I may not make it
as a pilot,
but I could be.

You see,
every insult
you invent
gives me a view
into your mind.

Although I have
many problems,
I feel sorry for you.

Why, oh why
do I feel sorry for you?


Because your mind
cannot break free.

The wall of insults
you build
limits your mind
of feelings.

So, soon,

if you don't stop,

you'll turn inhuman,

and have the biggest
problem of all:

Loneliness.

Think about it!


Memórias de Território / Fenomenol

William James   /   Walt Whitman
"Quando se trata dos dramas das sensações, a nossa carne é o palco"
Jonah Lehrer, in Proust era um Neurocientista