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http://www.thelearningweb.net/page011.html The Learning Revolution BOOK SUMMARY . .Table of Contents A map for the revolution 11 .Preface An invitation from China to the rest of the world 16 .Introduction History's newest revolution: the power to change your life 19 .1 The future (Chapter Topics) The 16 major trends that will shape tomorrow's world 37 .2 Why not the best? (Chapter Topics) The 13 steps needed for a 21st century learning society 85 .3 Meet your amazing brain (Chapter Topics) You're the owner of the world's most powerful computer 113 .4 A do-it-yourself guide (Chapter Topics) The first 20 steps to learn anything much faster, better and more easily 145 .5 How to think for great ideas (Chapter Topics) New program to teach yourself and students creative thinking 183 .6 Right from the start (Chapter Topics) A sensible guide for producing better, brighter babies 213 .7 The vital years (Chapter Topics) How to enrich your child's intelligence from birth to ten 227 .8 The secret heart of learning (Chapter Topics) How to program for success in education and in business 269 .9 True learning: the fun-fast way (Chapter Topics) New-century guideposts for tomorrow's teachers, trainers 297 .10 Do it in style (Chapter Topics) How to find your own learning style and use your many intelligences 341 .11 Catching up quick at school (Chapter Topics) The world's greatest catch-up programs - and why they work 367 .12 Solving the dropout dilemma (Chapter Topics) How to get "high" on education and not on drugs, gangs and crime 401 .13 Planning tomorrow's schools (Chapter Topics) The 12 steps to transform a nation's education system 435 .14 Tomorrow's business world (Chapter Topics) 1 Big growth opportunities for 'the learning organization" 463 .15: Just do it! (Chapter Topics) How any country can lead the learning revolution: and so can you 487 . .Chapter reference notes 514 .Acknowledgments and thanks 526 .resources The Learning Revolution Library 528 Other recommended reading 534 .Index 538 Table of Contents Preface An invitation from China to the rest of the world 16 . Introduction (Read Chapter) History's newest revolution: the power to change your life 19 . .1 The future (Read Chapter) 37 The 16 major trends that will shape tomorrow's world 1. The age of instant communication 39 2. A world without economic borders 49 3. Four leaps to a one-world economy 51 4. Internet commerce and learning 57 5. The new service society 59 6. The marriage of big and small 61 7. The new age of leisure 65 8. The changing shape of work 67 9. Women in leadership 69 10. Your amazing brain rediscovered 73 11. Cultural nationalism 73 12. The growing underclass 75 13. The active aging of the population 77 14. The new do-it-yourself boom 79 15. Cooperative enterprise 81 16. The triumph of the individual 83 . .2 Why not the best?(Read Chapter) The 13 steps needed for a 21st century learning society 1. The new role of electronic communications 91 2. Learn computers and the Internet 95 3. Dramatic improvement needed in parent-education 95 4. Early childhood health-service priorities 95 5. Early childhood development programs 97 2 6. You can catch up at any stage 97 7. Catering to every individual learning style 99 8. Learning how to learn and learning how to think 99 9. Just what should be taught at school? 101 10. Learning on four levels 107 11. A threefold purpose for study 109 12. Just where should we teach? 109 13. Keep the mind open, the communication clear 109 . .3 Meet your amazing brain (Read Chapter) 113 You're the owner of the world's most powerful computer Your four brains in one 115 Neurons, dendrites, glial cells and insulating system 119 Your many different Intelligence centers 121 The two sides of your brain 125 How your brain stores information 131 Your four separate wavelengths 135 Your brain runs on oxygen and nutrients 135 Simple tips on brain food 139 Your emotional intelligence is vital 141 The body and mind as one 143 . .4 A do-it-yourself guide(Read Chapter) 145 The first 20 steps to learn anything much faster, better and more easily 1. Start with the lessons from sports 145 2. Dare to dream - and imagine your future 149 3. Set a specific goal-and set deadlines 149 4. Get an enthusiastic mentor - fast 149 5. Start with the big picture first 151 6. Ask! 153 7. Seek out the main principle 155 8. Find three best books by practical achievers 155 9. Relearn how to read - faster, better, more easily 157 10. Reinforce with pictures and sound 161 11. Learn by doing 163 12. Draw Mind Maps instead of taking linear notes 165 13. Easy ways to retrieve what you've learned 167 14. Learn the art of relaxed alertness 169 15. Practice, practice, practice 173 16. Review and reflect 173 17. Use linking tools as memory pegs 173 18. Have fun, play games 175 19. Teach others 177 20. Take an accelerated learning course 177 5 How to think for great ideas (Read Chapter) 183 New program to teach yourself and students creative thinking An idea defined: a new combination of old elements 185 1. Define your problem 187 2. Define your ideal solution and visualize it 189 3 3. Gather all the facts 191 4. Break the pattern 191 5. Go outside your own field 193 6. Try various combinations 193 7. Use all your senses 193 8. Switch off - let it simmer 195 9. Use music or nature to relax 195 10. Sleep on it 195 11. Eureka! It pops out 197 12. Recheck it 197 . .6 Right from the start (Read Chapter) 213 A sensible guide for producing better, brighter babies . .7 The vital years (Read Chapter) 227 How to enrich your child's intelligence from birth to ten 1. The vital importance of step-by-step movement 239 2. Use your common sense 241 3. Build on the five senses 243 4. Use the whole world as your classroom 245 5. The great art of communication 245 6. Parents as first teachers 251 7. Parents in preschool centers 257 8. Continue the same fun-filled approach at school 267 . .8 The secret heart of learning (Read Chapter) 269 How to program for success in education and in business . .9 True learning: the fun-fast way (Read Chapter) 297 New-century guideposts for tomorrow's teachers, trainers 1 . The best learning "state" 301 2. The keys to good presentation 313 3. Thinking about it, and deep memory storage 321 4. Activate to draw out the learning 321 5. Apply it 325 6. Review, evaluate and celebrate 325 Putting it all together 327 The Simon Guggenheim school experiment 327 Fluent French in eight weeks 331 The army learns a foreign language in record time 333 An accelerated integrative learning teacher 335 What's held up the big breakthroughs? 339 10 Do it in style (Read Chapter) 341 How to find your own learning style and use your many intelligences Determining your learning style 347 How you take in information 349 How you organize and process information 351 The conditions that affect your learning ability 351 Physical and biological needs that affect learning 353 How to determine students' preferred learning styles 353 4 Your unique working style 355 Four types of thinking style 357 Test your own thinking style 358 The implications for schools and individuals 361 . .11 Catching up quick at school (Read Chapter) 367 The world's greatest catch-up programs - and why they work Two key principles: the mind-body connection and the mind-brain connection 369 Specialized kinesiology 371 Doman-Paimer-Niklasson-Hartigan models 375 The ball/stick/bird method 375 Catching up at spelling 377 Back writing for mirror-writing problems 379 New Zealand breakthroughs 379 The four-minute reading program 381 Finger-phonics program 385 TARP-the tape-assisted reading program 385 Peer tutoring 387 The "Look Listen" method 387 New Zealand's Reading Recovery program 391 Personal key vocabularies 393 Beginning School Mathematics 395 Computerized catch-ups 397 The SEED mathematics program 397 Three "medical-educational" programs 397 . .12 Solving the dropout dilemma (Read Chapter) 401 How to get "high" on education and not on drugs, gangs and crime Using Japan's business methods to improve school 403 Integrated studies use the world as a classroom 413 Group study and "big picture" techniques 421 Six-week courses build success step by step 423 SuperCamp brings it all together 425 . .13 Planning tomorrow's schools (Read Chapter) 435 The 12 steps to transform a nation's education system 1. Schools as lifelong, year-round community resource centers 437 2. Ask your customers 441 3. Guarantee customer satisfaction 441 4. Cater to all intelligence traits and learning styles 443 5. Use the world's best teaching techniques 445 6. Invest in your key resource: teachers 451 7. Make everyone a teacher as well as a student 451 8. Plan a four-part curriculum 451 9. Change the assessment system 455 5 10. Use tomorrow's technology 457 11. Use the entire community as a resource 461 12. For everyone: the right to choose 461 . .14 Tomorrow's business world (Read Chapter) 463 Big growth opportunities for 'the learning organization" Electronic multimedia opportunities 463 Accelerated learning business opportunities 471 Selling services and training with your products 475 The company as a learning organization 477 The school or college as a business venture 483 .
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