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Expanding or extending one's thinking.
More comprehensive or enlarged awareness from thinking or research. |
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Staying on task even even when tired or frustrated.
"The little Train that could" |
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| Doing what "needs" to be done not what one "wants" to do. |
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| Remaining open to continuous learning |
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| Conducting research or striving for understanding of new knowledge or interpretations. |
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| Thinking interdependently |
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| Working together cooperatively with others. |
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| Going beyond one's comfort zone. Daring to be great or to try something new. |
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| Creating, imagining, innovating |
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| Building a new experimental designs. Coming up with new ideas or inventions. |
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| Listening with understanding and empathy |
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| Compassionate. Trying to understand the condition or feelings of others. |
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| Questioning and posing problems |
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I wonder what would happen if ...
Testing a hypothesis |
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| Thinking and communicating with clarity and precision. |
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| Writing or speaking using words that accurately describe exactly what is meant. |
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| Applying past knowledge to new situations |
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| Remembering what happened last time when and deciding to not make the same mistake. |
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| Double checking to make sure the measurement is exact and that the conclusion is valid. |
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| Gathering data through all the senses |
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| Listening carefully, smelling for hints of alcohol, and trying to understand if ones's excuses, and story match the evidence. |
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| Responding with wonderment and awe. |
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| Having an epiphany or finding joy in the present moment or being amazed by what one has found. |
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| Causes one to think about things differently without anger or possibly even feeling like their personal view is being challenged. |
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| Changing the current way one thinks about solutions, problems,or perspective to another view. |
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Thinking outside the box.
A fresh perspective. |
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| Examining deeply if our interpretations of history or our language and culture allows us to truely understand new research that challenges our views. |
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| Remaining open to continuous learning. |
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| Allowing ourselves to examine our myths,values, and beliefs and to embrace new ideas and transcend previous understanding. |
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