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Great tips, thank you. One tiny thing I -partly- disagree with: "you absorb more info when you’re doodling than when you’re just listening" I think this differ
by namenotrequired 14y ago
Great tips, thank you. One tiny thing I -partly- disagree with:
"you absorb more info when you’re doodling than when you’re just listening"
I think this differs a lot per person. I find creative types tend to be bad at focussing on one thing, and can focus better if they are distracted by something they control like doodling. Personally I tend to think very linearly and once I'm distracted by something, that immediately means I'm not focussing anymore.
- sturadnidge 14y agoI think she's actually referring to this http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2009/feb/27/doodling-doodles-boring-meetings-concentration http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2009/feb/27/doodling-doodl... rather than making a purely subjective statement. Having said that, I don't know of any studies that have replicated that finding so it may not be valid.
- bennyg 14y agoAnecdotally, it's how I functioned best in a classroom setting.