Harvard Thinking: Breaking the regret cycle
We all make mistakes. Sometimes we're able to brush off these experiences, but other times we're left with
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We all make mistakes. Sometimes we're able to brush off these experiences, but other times we're left with We've all held a grudge. As humans, we've all been...
Harvard Thinking: Forgiving what you can’t forget
We've all held a grudge. As humans, we've all been hurt — and have hurt others. Forgiveness can be a way to release those ...
Teen's Harvard admissions essay goes viral on TikTok
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Harvard Thinking: Changing how we deal with change
Is it true that you can't teach an old dog new tricks? Absolutely not; Research shows that people can and do make dramatic shifts ...
Harvard Thinking: The perils of perfectionism
Many people hold themselves to extremely high standards, but when the scales tip to the pursuit of perfection, it can result in ...
Rethinking thinking - Trevor Maber
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How Falling Behind Can Get You Ahead | David Epstein | TEDxManchester
Jack of all trades, master of none,” the saying goes. But it is culturally telling that we have chopped off the ending: “…but ...
Harvard Thinking: The case for optimism
Things aren't what they used to be: they're actually better. Yet even though many measures show how much progress we've ...
The Reconciliation Myth: 60% Cycle Back but NOTHING Changed
You assume getting back together means something changed. The data says otherwise. Over 60% of young adults report at least ...
Forgetting as a friend of learning: Implications for teaching and self-regulated learning
HILT hosted Robert A. Bjork, Distinguished Research Professor of Psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles, for a ...
Why You Shouldn't Second Guess Your Decisions
Questioning past decisions? This film explores the psychology of
The Pursuit of Happiness: The Science of Happiness
Join us for a conversation with Dan Gilbert, Edgar Pierce Professor of Psychology at
Think You're Creative? Think Again | Harvard EdCast Ep. 450
Edward Clapp wants education to shift from a traditional, individualistic view of creativity toward a participatory, socially distributed ...