Worldwise-Learning

Critical Thinking
Creates Open Minds Through Worldwise-Learning

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Working With An Open and Inquisitive Mind

Never before in the history of the world has learning taken on greater importance in the lives of people. Countries will need more and more men, women and children who can learn--independently! It is now a world where knowledge and thinking are an international currency. Thus, people will have greater opportunities and responsibilities to learn.

Consequently, in our expanding information and learning-centric world, many educational institutions will give way to individuals learning more aggressively, passionately and seriously on their own.

What you know and how powerfully you think will gain greater value as working lives evolve to new realities and opportunities.

Our business is to inform, teach, and encourage growth in knowledge, critical thinking and wisdom by helping individuals design their learning for their futures.

Dr. Mike Norman
Founder and Learning Designer
Mikesensei@worldwise-learning.com

Designing Your Learning

Learning is an individual activity of change. It is not about taking tests, nor about writing papers, nor about sucking-up to others. Learning is about becoming confident in understanding an expanding world, its complexities and the use of time. Obviously, you can avoid learning and use the "dumbing-down yourself" option, or you can plug and play through thinking into the future via learning.

Dumbing-down is easy! It only requires a fool's errand where a person runs around in a circle in the middle of a room creating nothing for his life. Doing nothing! Going nowhere! Dissing himself--continually! When asked what he is doing his response is predictively, "Hanging!"

You have a choice of continually learning new ideas, creating multiple-application skills, and shifting among personal lines of sight into the future. Or you can simply do nothing, go nowhere and live in a self-made rut.

What do you believe you need to learn and how well prepared are you to learn--effectively and confidently?

What is your metaphor for describing yourself as a learner?