Scribble, our snake logo, is more than just a design — it’s a symbol of shedding limits, embracing change, and learning with love and creativity. With a heart for a tongue and a pencil for a tail, Scribble challenges outdated ideas of education and reminds us that learning is an act of transformation, rebellion, and joy.
Learn, Always.
What the Eff is a Philomath... Everything we Should Be
A timeless archetype — the Philomath. But who is a Philomath, and why should we aspire to embody this spirit of perpetual learning? Derived from the Greek words "philos" (loving) and "mathēma" (learning), a Philomath is not merely a seeker of knowledge but a lover of wisdom in all its forms. They explore the interconnectedness of ideas across disciplines, seeing learning as a lifelong adventure.
A Philomath doesn't need permission to learn and neither do we! Through the love of learning we can learn to navigate our fast-changing world with creativity, resilience, and a deeper understanding of ourselves and everything around us.
The Surprising Link Between Music and Intelligence
What does music have to do with intelligence and brain power? It turns out, quite a lot! Through my research for Super Genius Society I've discovered that if I want to boost my kids' intelligence and cognitive development, I don't need to rely on new technology or screens. Instead, music education, and more specifically learning to play a musical instrument is incredibly effective. I came across an MIT study on the benefits of music to cognitive development conducted in 2020 which revealed that it’s not coding which increases brain power, but learning to play music. Whether singing or playing an instrument, making music is highly beneficial for young minds, for all minds in fact.
Are we Nurturing Thinkers or Just Molding Workers?
In a world where screens dominate and traditional education falters, we stand at a crossroads. Are we nurturing thinkers or just molding workers? As we navigate reforms and challenges, it's time to question the status quo and champion a future where curiosity and creativity reign supreme.
In a world obsessed with ranking and distinguishing, we often split the arts into highbrow and lowbrow, high art and low art. Yet, both realms offer rich, essential pieces of the human experience. From Shakespeare's bawdy humor to Mozart's playful irreverence, the lines between high and low blur, revealing a tapestry where every thread is vital. Why limit ourselves to one when we can revel in both? Discover how embracing the full spectrum of art, from the profound to the popular, enriches our lives and broadens our understanding of the world.
Discover how a love for music and a desire for cultural enrichment inspired the creation of the first addition to the Introduction Collection, Music Vol. 1. Here I share the journey from personal family musical experiment to a broader mission, focusing on expanding musical palates, exploring the history of music and supplementing cultural education for kids and adults alike.
Scribble, our snake logo, is more than just a design — it’s a symbol of shedding limits, embracing change, and learning with love and creativity. With a heart for a tongue and a pencil for a tail, Scribble challenges outdated ideas of education and reminds us that learning is an act of transformation, rebellion, and joy.
Learn, Always.
Are we Nurturing Thinkers or Just Molding Workers?
In a world where screens dominate and traditional education falters, we stand at a crossroads. Are we nurturing thinkers or just molding workers? As we navigate reforms and challenges, it's time to question the status quo and champion a future where curiosity and creativity reign supreme.
What the Eff is a Philomath... Everything we Should Be
A timeless archetype — the Philomath. But who is a Philomath, and why should we aspire to embody this spirit of perpetual learning? Derived from the Greek words "philos" (loving) and "mathēma" (learning), a Philomath is not merely a seeker of knowledge but a lover of wisdom in all its forms. They explore the interconnectedness of ideas across disciplines, seeing learning as a lifelong adventure.
A Philomath doesn't need permission to learn and neither do we! Through the love of learning we can learn to navigate our fast-changing world with creativity, resilience, and a deeper understanding of ourselves and everything around us.
In a world obsessed with ranking and distinguishing, we often split the arts into highbrow and lowbrow, high art and low art. Yet, both realms offer rich, essential pieces of the human experience. From Shakespeare's bawdy humor to Mozart's playful irreverence, the lines between high and low blur, revealing a tapestry where every thread is vital. Why limit ourselves to one when we can revel in both? Discover how embracing the full spectrum of art, from the profound to the popular, enriches our lives and broadens our understanding of the world.
The Surprising Link Between Music and Intelligence
What does music have to do with intelligence and brain power? It turns out, quite a lot! Through my research for Super Genius Society I've discovered that if I want to boost my kids' intelligence and cognitive development, I don't need to rely on new technology or screens. Instead, music education, and more specifically learning to play a musical instrument is incredibly effective. I came across an MIT study on the benefits of music to cognitive development conducted in 2020 which revealed that it’s not coding which increases brain power, but learning to play music. Whether singing or playing an instrument, making music is highly beneficial for young minds, for all minds in fact.
Discover how a love for music and a desire for cultural enrichment inspired the creation of the first addition to the Introduction Collection, Music Vol. 1. Here I share the journey from personal family musical experiment to a broader mission, focusing on expanding musical palates, exploring the history of music and supplementing cultural education for kids and adults alike.
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