It can also be claimed that since the associative nature of hypertexts resembles thinking, the contents of the internet are better merged as an organic part of the users' consciousness, as compared to earlier media.
As one of them told Sheff, years later, "Here were these very serious men thinking about the content of play".
With 37 minutes on the clock in Dublin, Scott Johnson would have been thinking about the content of his half-time speech.
Wright concludes that "our present behaviour is typical of failed societies at the zenith of their greed and arrogance" and calls for a shift towards long-term thinking: The contents of the book were originally written and delivered as a set of five speeches for the 2004 Massey Lectures; each speech is presented in the book as one chapter.
This led the authors to conclude that treatment should address the behaviour of thinking, rather than the content of thinking.
The ELLS course involves faculty-facilitated groups of six students meeting throughout a semester to work through a syllabus that integrates learning study skills and critical thinking with the content of basic science course material [ 5].
Regarding the probable impact of concept mapping on the EFL learners' power of reasoning, as to Ghanizadeh and Mirzaee (2012), organizational tools including concept mapping scaffold various forms of reasoning about content and engage students in thinking critically about the content of whatever they study.
Experts on strategic management and project planning like Mintzberg [ 17] and Korten [ 18] have long emphasized that it is the quality of strategic thinking, rather than the content of strategic documents with their inevitably short shelf-life, that is crucial: 'blueprint project' designs are usually more impressive on paper than in practice.
Even if they were previously upstanding members of society, the second a man steps inside a women's prison, he will be magically transformed into a drooling lustbucket incapable of thinking of anything beyond the content of his trousers.
