Imagination

“Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” Albert Einstein Imagination is the ability of the mind to create mental images, sensations and concepts, which helps contribute to the understanding of knowledge and the learning process. Children use their imagination as part of their early learning process to translate stories…

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Intuition

Intuition is the ability to know or understand without conscious thought, observation or reason. It is associated with the right-brain functions of the mind, although it is commonly referred to as gut feeling. Intuition provides us with the ability to develop valid solutions to problems or make appropriate decisions beyond conscious understanding. Intuition is a…

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What You don’t Know You Don’t Know

Our minds contain a vast amount of information from knowledge built through learning and the experiences we had throughout life. This also includes our emotions, feelings and observations. The total sum of this information is “What You Know”. However, a greater amount of information exists that “You Know You Don’t Know”, but you are familiar that…

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