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Episode 252 FPN Teaching Intelligence: Smarts Aren’t Fixed

September 30, 2013 by FPN Admin

 

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Join us as we discuss:

A follow up from last weeks self-improvement podcast on increasing our kids intelligence, and our own.

A different view on IQ than you’ve heard.

How seeing intelligence as a fixed thing is erroneous.

5 things the Casa de Gibson practice to stregthen intelligence in our family.

 

 

 

SHOW NOTES

 The Hunger Games Trilogy Boxset – if you haven’t read the Hunger Games, I recommend.

NurtureShock: New Thinking About Children – great book PACKED with good parenting information.  Jeff and I are going to attempt to do a series over this book, but it may take a year since it’s so rich.

1984 (Signet Classics)– this book has left me speechless, and thinking more than I ever have before over the concept of power and totalitarian control.  

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