Explore "feuerstein" with insightful episodes like "Was wäre, wenn... (2)", "HYPED BOCK ANGRIFF", "La mia bimba fa fatica con le parole! La storia di Fiorenza e del suo percorso di apprendimento.", "Simplifying Materials and Technology with Dr. Marcos Vargas and Dr. Paul Feuerstein (DHP274)" and "053 - Getting Smarter with Kristin Barbour" from podcasts like ""The Attic Boys", "Gefühlte Fakten", "Educational Stories", "The Very Dental Podcast Network" and "Table Top Inventing Podcast"" and more!
Jason and Alan spoke with Dr. Marcos Vargas who is an educator and teacher. Marcos teaches at the University of Iowa and explains why today's dental schools aren't maybe the same animal as they were 20 years ago.
The Dental Hacks also had a chance to talk with Dr. Paul Feurstein! Paul is a dentist, writer and educator and let's be honest...he's a dental meeting warrior!
Some links from the show:
Jason's upcoming Cosmedent course (September 10-11, 2020)
It's time to sign up for VoD (January 24-25th at the Hilton Scottsdale Resort and Villas
The Voices of Dentistry is just over two months away! We have an amazing speaker line up, some very exciting exhibitors and the best party in all of dentistry! Go check it out and register at www.voicesofdentistry.com!
The Dental Hacks Nation closed Facebook group has 28,000 members! Head over there to interact with other Dental Hacks listeners, guests and Brain Trust members every day, all day! Remember…if you don’t have anything “dental” on your FB page, we might decline your membership request. So IM the group or email us at info@dentalhacks.com!
HACKY NEW YEAR from the Dental Hacks and our friends at YAPI! YAPI is offering it's special Dental Hacks Nation deal of $200 off at dentalhacks.com/YAPI using coupon code "HACKS200." Plus, if you buy in January 2020, you'll get a $100 Amazon Gift Card! So HACKY NEW YEAR to you! YAPI...it’s a funny name but serious software!
Can you really have "one cement to rule them all?" Cosmedent thinks so. They've got a new self etching resin cement that is really easy to clean up, has low film thickness and handles like a dream. If you've been hesitant to move to a resin cement for everything...Rock cement may be just the thing you need! Go check it out at dentalhacks.com/rock!
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Jason: The Movies that Made Us
(The actor that Al couldn't remember: Jackie Earle Haley)
Alan: Global Surgical Microsurgeon's chair
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Can we actually get smarter? Is IQ as static and unchangeable as we've been taught? What is the path to getting smarter? Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on today's podcast.
Hey there Innovators! Today's guest will challenge your perspective on the world! According to the late Dr. Reuven Feuerstein,
"The chromosomes do not have the last word!"
If you had the same biology textbooks and took the same developmental psychology classes I did in college, you were no doubt taught that IQ is a fixed quantity, independent of age and learning. I never did like that answer because I always felt like I wanted to know more, be more, do more. The idea of any fixed quantity bothered me then, and still grates against my optimistic view of the world.
Well, recent research is beginning to give a scientific basis for the results achieved by Dr. Feuerstein and others who have believed for years that cognitive modifiability is real. Perhaps my grandma was onto something when she did that crossword puzzle from the newspaper every week. New research indicates that exercising the brain strengthens it just like the muscles in the body! This is great news for be because now I can train for higher performance, but it is particularly great news for those with traumatic brain injuries, learning disabilities, or other cognitive challenges.
These new ideas underline more than ever, the advantages of practicing and training the native creativity in teenagers. We'd love to talk to you more about inspiring your teens to deeper questioning, higher problem solving, and broader creativity. Just visit InventingZone.com to learn more.
Today's guest is from the National Institute for Learning Development. Kristin Barbour has been working with traumatic brain injury cases for years and now serves as the executive director for NILD. Brace yourself for some unbelievable insights with Kristin on today's interview.
Original Release Date: 09/17/15
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