Discover what it means to view great thinkers as your peers! Shakespeare, Plato, Emily Dickinson, and others can inspire our thinking. This remarkable book identifies the thinking process as a skill that can be learned and enriched. It reveals how we can get on the same wavelength and think how these seminal thinkers thought. Great thinkers are our peers, and we can learn from them. What does it mean to activate peer learning? How can I harness the power of connected learning? How can I strengthen my ability to motivate and guide? The Raphael painting on the the front cover, The School of Athens, illustrates Plato and Socrates working within a mental structure (the building) to interact with universal ideas and engage peers. The mindset you tap and the learning opportunities you create as a librarian are more important than this beautiful and inspirational framework of thinking.
