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Guidepost Seven: The Power of Process and Growth

Navigating a Whackadoodle World: Episode 64, The Power of Process and Growth, or Don't Ask People to Feel What They Don't Feel, or Think…
A Whackadoodle lesson featuring the delegation process, the health benefits of gratitude, a grumpy student, and three really long scientific words.
Guidepost Six: The Power of Process and Growth (Aka Episode 50)
A Whackadoodle lesson in which my student and I come to an understanding about a process for setting boundaries called three-strikes-you-start-paying…
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A Whackadoodle Fact-Checking Morning
Where a simple question can lead you, if you keep asking.
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A Whackadoodle InfeKtion That I Have Caught
An Infektion my student called me on with this statement: "This post whack-a-moles the moles you should be whacking. You should post it on our new…
Navigating a Whackadoodle World: Guidepost Seven, or the Power of Process and Growth
Past and present links to our episodes on Guidepost Seven: The Power of Process and Growth
A Whackadoodle Discussion Featuring an Essay by George Takei, or What it takes to see justice and accountability.
Sometimes it feels like justice will never be served, but in these moments we must remember that accountability is a road to walk, not just a…
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Whackadoodle Civics: Is it a problem of the chicken or the egg?
A Whackadoodle civics discussion in which my student suggests that we are struggling through a chicken or the egg dilemma when it comes to politics.
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A Whackadoodle question that my student keeps asking...
And I suggest that skimming is not the answer.
Navigating a Whackadoodle World: Episode 36, or What haven't you been noticing?
A Whackadoodle discussion about the Power of Process and Growth, in which I point out that the first step in process is to notice a problem before it…
A Whackadoodle Math Test that has Nothing to do with Math.
Or, when you skip steps in a process, you might end up working too hard, while still getting everything wrong.
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A Whackadoodle Civics Lesson
In which my student and I discuss how the Pareto Principle, Prejudice and Power help explain a lot, including voting laws.
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A Whackadoodle Civics Lesson: Innocent or Guilty?
A short Whackadoodle discussion in which my student finally questions her country's Justice System.
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