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Discussion Leaders: Kirsten Baesler Konnie Wightman Kathy Berg A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule The Future by Daniel H. Pink Discussion Leaders: Kirsten Baesler Konnie Wightman Kathy Berg

Do You Agree? Why or Why Not? We are moving from an economy and a society built on the logical, linear, computer-like capabilities of the Information Age to an economy and a society build on the inventive, empathic, big-picture capabilities of the Conceptual Age (pg 1-2).

Chapter 1: Right Brain Rising Two Half Brains Chapter 1: Right Brain Rising Two Half Brains... Designed to Work Together  LEFT   Understands the Words Hears what is said (text) Comprehends literal meaning See details Analyzes Converges Sees categories RIGHT   Sees the Picture Hears how it is said (context) Comprehends metaphors Constructs big picture Synthesizes Diverges Sees relationships

Take this quiz and find out! Are You a Right-Brainer OR a Left-Brainer?   Take this quiz and find out! http://mindmedia.com/brainworks/profiler

For instance: "Junella has a heart as big as Montana." Right hemisphere   gets the metaphor! Left hemisphere   assesses: who Junella is what a heart is how big montana is

A Slam on How We Educate Knowledge workers and their L-directed thinking have shaped our society: "most developed nations have devoted considerable time and treasure to produce left brain knowledge workers"       PSAT, SAT, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT      "These tests have become important gate-keepers for entry into meritocratic, middle-class society"     We have created a SAT-ocracy.      (pg 29)

Chapter 2: Abundance, Asia, and Automation Our society is shifting from a focus on L-directed thinking to one of R-directed thinking.   Reasons: Abundance     Asia     Automation

Abundance Designer Toilet Brushes? Powered by knowledge workers, the information economy has produced a standard of living unlike anything in the past (32).   Even though people have their basic needs met, their life satisfaction have remained the same…  People are craving transcendence (35). Businesses must now produce not only a product that is reasonably priced and functional, but also beautiful, unique, and meaningful (33). 

Asia Technology Jobs $$$ Many L-directed American jobs are being shipped overseas to Asia where workers earn much less for the same job.   We are not all going to lose our jobs tomorrow.  Outsourcing is overhyped in the short term.  But it's underhyped in the long term. The US workers need to do what workers abroad cannot do equally well for much less money - using R-Directed abilities.

Hot Spot for Technology Growth

Automation TurboTax & EZ Divorce Computer technology is able to duplicate (quicker and cheaper) the process of many L-directed jobs.   Any job that depends of routines - that can be reduced to a set of rules, or broken down into a set of repeatable steps – is at risk.

INTRODUCING THE SIX SENSES In the Conceptual Age, we will need to complement our L-Directed reasoning by mastering 6 essential R-Directed aptitudes(65-67). 1.  Not just function but also DESIGN 2.  Not just argument but also STORY 3.  Not just focus but also SYMPHONY 4.  Not just logic but also EMPATHY 5.  Not just seriousness but also PLAY 6.  Not just accumulation but also MEANING

WE MUST ALL BE DESIGNERS! "The wealth of nations and the well-being of individuals now depend on having artists in the room.  In a world enriched by abundance but disrupted by the automation and outsourcing of white-collar work, everyone, regardless of profession must cultivate an artistic sensibility" (69).      WE MUST ALL BE DESIGNERS!

Design has become Democratized Match the font on the left with the font name of the right (75).  

Improving a school's physical environment could increase test scores by as much as 11 percent (82).

With Design in Mind… Keep a Design Notebook Channel Your Annoyance Read Design Magazines Be Like Karim Become a Design Detective Participate in the "Third Industrial Revolution" Visit a Design Museum C-R-A-P-ify Your Graphic Design Put It on a Table Be Choosy

Story We are our stories!   Personal narrative has become more prevalent, and perhaps more urgent, in a time of abundance, when many of us are freer to seek a deeper understanding of ourselves and our purpose. Context enriched by emotion, a deeper understanding of how we fit in and why that matters. (pg. 115)

Stories Versus Statistics Going to our School Board, Administrators, etc., with facts & figures is not nearly as effective as sharing real stories that show how your library program has transformed your students’ lives. Kevin A. R. King “Give ‘Em What They Want…” Sept. 24, 2008, NDLA Conference

Create a Story Portfolio Write a Mini-Saga   Enlist in StoryCorps Get One Story Visit a Storytelling Festival Riff on Opening Lines Experiment with Digital Storytelling

Symphony lips eyes nose ears 

Seeing the Big Picture "The guy who invented the wheel was an idiot. The guy who invented the other three, he was a genius."   ---Sid Caesar

Seeing & Integrating Relationships

Symphony Portfolio Listen to Great Symphonies Keep a Metaphor Log Look for Solutions in Search of Problems Where else would it work? Would flipping it work? www.whynot.net Create an Inspiration Board Read “Symphonic” Books Encourage Wild Ideas Be Visual Celebrate Your Amateurness

Empathy The ability to imagine yourself in someone else's position and to intuit what that person is feeling (159).   Allows us to see the other side of an argument, comfort someone in distress, and bit our lip instead of muttering something under our breath (160).   Builds self-awareness, bonds parent to child, allows us to work together, and provides the scaffolding for our morality (160).   The one aptitude that's proven impossible for computers to reproduce*, and very difficult for faraway workers connected by electron to match (161).

Customer Service 1) Please clean up after your dog.  Which sign would YOU respond to? 1) Please clean up after your dog. 2) Our children play here. Please clean up after your dog.    "Empathy is neither a deviation from intellegence nor the single route to it.  Sometimes we need detachment; many other times we need attunement. And the people who will thrive will be those who can toggle between the two"  (174).

Play Small groups of people who come together early each morning at parks, village greens, and shopping centers to spend a half hour laughing.   Today about 2,500 laugh clubs exist. Acceptance of laugh clubs reveals an important dimension of the Conceptual Age - a move away from sober seriousness (Ford Motor Company) as a measure of ability.

Meaning   Our fundamental drive, the motivational engine that powers human existence, is the pursuit of meaning. "man's main concern is not to gain pleasure or to avoid pain but rather to see a meaning in his life." Victor Frankl

The "Fourth Great Awakening" "Spiritual (or immaterial) inequity is now as great a problem as material inequity, perhaps even greater.“ Robert William Fogel  58 percent of Americans  say they think often about the meaning and purpose of life.

Mental and physical health better when attending to the spiritual life ..a whole minded approach--L-Directed reason combined with R-Directed spirit--can be effective.

Contribute to Happiness Engaging in satisfying work Avoiding  negative events and emotions Being married Having a rich social network Gratitude Forgiveness Optimism

Meaning Portfolio Say Thanks Take the 20-10 Test Measure Your Spirit Read These Books Visit a Labyrinth Picture Yourself at Ninety

AFTERWORD 1.  Can someone overseas do it cheaper?   2.  Can a computer do it faster? 3.  Am I offering something that satisfies the nonmaterial, transcendent desires of an abundant age? These three questions will mark the fault line between who gets ahead and who gets left behind.