What do you and Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, Aristotle, and Immanuel Kant all have in common? . . . Mind Magic!
Widely considered one of the great thinkers of the 20th century, Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget offered insights into how our minds work that are widely accepted by psychologists and educators as keys to successful teaching and learning. John Laurence Miller, Ph.D., who studied with Piaget, shows readers how to apply the ideas of this revolutionary thinker’s work. Mind Magic demonstrates how you can understand how your own mind naturally works and how to use that knowledge to build intelligence.
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John Laurence Miller, Ph.D., studied under Jean Piaget in Switzerland in the 1970s. He was a visiting scientist at MIT's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and a professor of psychology at York University in Toronto. Dr. Miller is currently an independent consultant and an adjunct professor in the Applied Psychology Department at New York University. You can learn more at his website: www.power-your-mind.com.
"In this important book, John Laurence Miller offers fresh insight into the human mind that can help us all meet the stresses of everyday life and achieve our potential."--John M. Morse, president and publisher, Merriam-Webster Inc.
"Mind Magic is a fascinating and powerful book. By explaining how the mind works in an easy-to-understand format, this book can help educators, businesspeople, and students become more self-aware and effective."--Josh Bersin, principal and founder, Bersin & Associates
What do you, Albert Einstein, and Aristotle all have in common? Mind Magic!
Psychologist Jean Piaget, one of the greatest thinkers of the twentieth century, discovered that every mind that is and ever was--from Descartes' to Stephen Hawking's to yours--works according to the same principles. In Mind Magic, Dr. John Laurence Miller shows you how to use those principles in your own life. Using fun, easy-to-use problem-solving and learning techniques, you'll learn how to:
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