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Perhaps attention is the true missing key to better learning.
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We are eroding attention – the most crucial building block of wisdom, memory, and ultimately the key to societal progress.
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In attention, we find the powers of selection and focus we so badly need in order to carve knowledge from the vast, shifting, and ebbing oceans of information that surround us.
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From attention, we glean the will and the tenacity to create lives of meaning and culture marked by reason and vision.
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Joint attention is a ‘meeting of the minds’ that is critical to social, language, and cognitive development…
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Executive attention is a key to turning back a tide of distraction.
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…used well and nurtured carefully, our networks of attention are our foremost means to shaping our lives.
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…we don’t always want to exercise our highest powers of attention, yet if we cannot focus, observe, or judge well, the choice is lost.
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…fueling self-management is yet another way that our attentional skills allow us to live in an astoundingly complex world without falling constant prey to distraction.
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In any great business, most of the details you closely attend to are ones that only a tiny, tiny percentage of people will notice.
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