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Humans are social animals because our survival depends on it. Here are four strategies for teaching students how their brains work through acts of collaboration. 
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How narrative intelligence can help everyone design solutions and generate useful data. Karen Dietz's insight: I really like how this author, Denise Withers, talks about how our narrative intelligence (our knowledge of story structure, and our story thinking ways) can be applied in business to solve problems, help decision making, and be used as another design process to improve innovation. Love it, love it. These points apply to any business or nonprofit. Withers shares anecdotes to make her points, and offers great advice. As an aside -- my friend and story colleague Madelyn Blair and I were just talking the other day about narrative intelligence and a book she'd like to write about it with another story colleague Denise Lee. Get busy Madelyn and Denise! We need that book :))
Michael Allenberg's curator insight,
October 4, 2013 7:34 PM
I am becoming a HUGE advocate of designing experiences in conjunction with contextual storytelling! 
malek's curator insight,
November 5, 2013 7:17 AM
story design process can offer an intuitive planning framework that makes it easier for us to wrangle and resolve complex challenges. |
