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Author: Christine Bernat

I am a Technical Writer and Instructional Designer who is greatly interested in promoting the use of educational technology for learning throughout life.
Posted on 05DecDecember 5, 2024
The Power of Stories
  • Choice in Learning
  • Conceptual/Knowledge Learning
  • Visuals in Learning

The Power of Stories

It is amazing how our minds seem to have a great capacity to remember stories. Stories can be as vivid in our minds at the present time as when they actually happened in our distant past. I was reminded of this fact when I was reflecting on my father’s life.…

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Posted on 02OctOctober 2, 2024
Improving Ethical Behavior
  • Adult Learning
  • Experiential Learning
  • General

Improving Ethical Behavior

We’ve heard a lot lately about the need to improve our ethical behavior, especially in our schools and in our workplaces. But how do we do this? Can good ethical behavior be taught and learned? I don’t believe it is possible to learn good ethical behavior; instead, it must be…

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Posted on 21AugAugust 21, 2024
Why I Identify with JD Vance
  • Adult Learning
  • Choice in Learning
  • Mentoring

Why I Identify with JD Vance

JD Vance is the newly selected, vice-presidential running mate to Donald Trump. He’s had a very interesting background, and having read his memoir, “Hillbilly Elegy, and also seeing it when it was made into a movie, I have become especially intrigued. This is because, by all accounts, JD Vance is…

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Posted on 23JunJune 23, 2024
The Power of Intuition
  • Choice in Learning
  • Experiential Learning

The Power of Intuition

What is Intuition? The dictionary defines it as the ability to understand something immediately or to make a judgement which seems to be unconsciously generated. It is the “gut feeling” we receive about something we encounter in our environment. Intuition has always fascinated me, because I’ve wondered exactly how judgements…

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Posted on 05May
Chat GPT Can be a Good Tool for Learning
  • Adult Learning
  • Choice in Learning

Chat GPT Can be a Good Tool for Learning

I have been reading many articles about Chat GPT, which is the Artificial Intelligence (AI) writing App that was recently developed. At the end of one of these articles, I clicked on the Comments section, something I enjoy doing when I have the time. There happened to be only two…

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Posted on 01JanJanuary 1, 2023
Is Communication Changing?
  • Badges/Certificates
  • Choice in Learning
  • Conceptual/Knowledge Learning
  • Uncategorized
  • Visuals in Learning

Is Communication Changing?

Are our fundamental ways of communicating changing? I would argue that they are. I came to this conclusion from a couple of recent events in my life. These events have made me truly wonder and reflect on my past memories of communication methods to come to an understanding how it…

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Posted on 04OctOctober 4, 2022
Finding Your Passion in Life
  • Choice in Learning
  • Experiential Learning

Finding Your Passion in Life

What is your passion? We hear this phrase all the time. Find your passion, they say, and you’ll never work a day in your life. But how do you find this passion? Do you read books to explain it to you? Or, perhaps you should consult with an “expert” who…

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Posted on 30JanJanuary 30, 2022
Why it is Better to Cooperate than Collaborate
  • Adult Learning
  • Choice in Learning

Why it is Better to Cooperate than Collaborate

Collaboration seems to be on the largest buzz word these days, and it is said to be highly desirable in both work and school. Multiple heads focusing on a problem is always better than one, so they say. But is this always the case? I actually think that teamwork and…

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Posted on 06SepSeptember 6, 2021
Are you a Tortoise or a Hare — Learner?
  • Adult Learning
  • Fluid vs. Crystallized Intelligence

Are you a Tortoise or a Hare — Learner?

Everyone has heard the story of the Tortoise and the Hare. It’s a favorite story, especially for children. Children love the idea that a slow turtle can actually beat the quick rabbit in a race. To me, the Tortoise and Hare story is a great example of how the underdog…

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Posted on 11JulJuly 11, 2021
Why I Blog
  • Conceptual/Knowledge Learning

Why I Blog

I’ve had a blog for about 8 years now. It started because of a book I wrote. When my father was dying of cancer in 2004, he wanted me to self-publish a book he had written in the 90’s on Education. I agreed because I wanted to grant him his…

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