18-05-2011, 08:22 AM
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[SIZE="5"][COLOR="DarkSlateGray"][COLOR="darkslategray"][COLOR="Navy"] Every one of us thinks that we are very good at thinking, but we have little comprehension of just how good we are at thinking, it is simply because the majority of our thinking takes place quite independently from our conscious thinking abilities. We are totally unaware of the majority of our thinking processes simply because it would interfere with our concentration, the use of words are vital in giving explanation when we are considering concepts we have never considered before. How can we consider something when we do not know anything about it, we have simply no natural understanding of just how our minds work. The Conscious area of your working brain, the area we know most about, is simply the smallest part of your working brain, That area is unconsciously utilising many area`s of your brain. Ideas are being supplied from many areas of your brain working collectively to provide the conscious area of your mind with the information you require to reason with.
So before we talk about teaching, or learn anything at all about teaching, we have to have some understanding of just how our own brain works, teaching and learning are the most natural human habits we poses without the automatic abilities we poses we would have no language ability, limited memory, and very little hope of surviving as a species on our planet, language is perfectly natural to us, I am using language to give you explanations of human abilities none of us could ever be aware of without deep philosophical thought or scientific exploration, or simply being told about those natural human abilities we all poses in the simplest and most precise use of words I can manage to convey these ideas in.[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/SIZE]
My Observation On Consciousness
[/SIZE][SIZE="5"][COLOR="DarkSlateGray"][COLOR="darkslategray"][COLOR="Navy"] Every one of us thinks that we are very good at thinking, but we have little comprehension of just how good we are at thinking, it is simply because the majority of our thinking takes place quite independently from our conscious thinking abilities. We are totally unaware of the majority of our thinking processes simply because it would interfere with our concentration, the use of words are vital in giving explanation when we are considering concepts we have never considered before. How can we consider something when we do not know anything about it, we have simply no natural understanding of just how our minds work. The Conscious area of your working brain, the area we know most about, is simply the smallest part of your working brain, That area is unconsciously utilising many area`s of your brain. Ideas are being supplied from many areas of your brain working collectively to provide the conscious area of your mind with the information you require to reason with.
So before we talk about teaching, or learn anything at all about teaching, we have to have some understanding of just how our own brain works, teaching and learning are the most natural human habits we poses without the automatic abilities we poses we would have no language ability, limited memory, and very little hope of surviving as a species on our planet, language is perfectly natural to us, I am using language to give you explanations of human abilities none of us could ever be aware of without deep philosophical thought or scientific exploration, or simply being told about those natural human abilities we all poses in the simplest and most precise use of words I can manage to convey these ideas in.[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR][/SIZE]