Rules for the Classroom
Hey folks,
I just had a conversation with a friend of mine and something crept up from my college days.
No, it wasn't some reluctant memory of beer googled mayhem. It was actually something I learned!
If you have taken Ed. Psych., you know that it is a terribly useless experience. But there was ONE thing that I still found relevant even today that I wanted to share with everyone.
I put a little video message together to get it out there. No sales pitch or anything, just a fresh perspective on an old psychological tactic...or, why focusing on the positive is more efficient than the negative.
Check it out here if you'd like:
Thoughts and comments appreciated (both here and on the 'tube').
I just had a conversation with a friend of mine and something crept up from my college days.
No, it wasn't some reluctant memory of beer googled mayhem. It was actually something I learned!
If you have taken Ed. Psych., you know that it is a terribly useless experience. But there was ONE thing that I still found relevant even today that I wanted to share with everyone.
I put a little video message together to get it out there. No sales pitch or anything, just a fresh perspective on an old psychological tactic...or, why focusing on the positive is more efficient than the negative.
Check it out here if you'd like:
Thoughts and comments appreciated (both here and on the 'tube').