Outside The Bubble

Welcome to Episode 44! In this episode I'm sharing a few activities and prompts to use with the learners in your life; whether it's your kids, cousins, nieces, nephews or friends kids. During this time we need as many low key learning activities as possible. These fun ideas and prompts can be completed as solo activities or as a family. At this time I'm offering 1:1 Coaching Sessions without having to join my coaching program. If you need support DM me on Twitter @ideasmashing or email [email protected]  

How do we engage kids with mechanical minds? In episode 43 I sit down in the studio with my husband Chris Mckechnie to talk about the difference in our learning styles. Chris shares insights into how his mind operates, how he's able to solve problems, what he's noticing in his industry and what types of learners are best suited for the skilled trades.

What does the phrase "I'm not motivated" really mean? On Episode 42 of Outside The Bubble I share ideas from experts in the field of motivation. These are people who work with clients on the topic and specifics of motivation every day. Themes I notice: Desire Inspiration Purpose Why What do you notice? Share your insight about this episode: Twitter @ideasmashing Instagram @outsidethebubblepodcast

Allison Dankner, MS.Ed, Psy.BS. works with teachers, parent groups, parents and kids one-on-one to eliminate unwanted behaviors and increase desired behaviors while increasing self-esteem and self-regulation. She was a reading writing specialist in the classroom for seven years and helped open two schools. She writes articles and make videos for parents, and started a YouTube channel almost a month ago after many requests to help easily find all of her popular videos. Links or material you'd like me to post or mention. http://www.parentguidenews.com/Articles/ReluctantReaders/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_tO7HLgZqJksvs0c3tEHWQ https://www.facebook.com/Success-for-Your-Child-125512770822792/

In episode 40 of Outside The Bubble we’re covering the 8 Characteristics of Emotion Theory and the importance of identifying and processing emotions for resiliency.   #1: The emotional mind is quicker than the rational mind.  #2: When we are emotionally aroused our emotions carry a sense of certainty  #3: Emotions sacrifice accuracy for speed #4 Emotions chose us we don’t choose them  #5 Emotions are associative  #6 Emotions cause us to react to the present as if it were the past  #7 The emotional mind is state specific  #8 The emotional mind is normally in balance with the rational mind  Article I mention on resilience: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-put-down-the-self-help-books-resilience-is-not-a-diy-endeavour/ Tag me on twitter @ideasmashing or on Instagram @outsidethebubblepodcast and let me know how many emotions you came up with.