Review: Different
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 14, 2012
A very interesting book.Karl F. Hollenbach tries to get the reader to open their minds and exposes a variety of concepts that are very helpful in teaching students (or children).The book goes over things like aura and meditation. But more notably it breaks down Karl's observations as a teacher, about how his pupils went through seven cycles while learning:InitiationDifferentiationManifestationDevelopmentApplicationMaturityTransitionAdd four levels that allow the teacher to present natural and social sciences with following perspectives:PhysicalEmotionalIntellectualPsychicalthus allowing his students to grasp the concepts more wholly.Things like relaxed state of mind, keeping a wider perspective on the subjects at hand (comparing an atom and solar system), and of course nurturing our intuition - are just some of the concepts introduced.And honestly I had to read the book twice - to allow the information to sink in a little better.With two boys under my wing, looking to learn everything they can about the world around them - this sure is a good and an interesting tool to have at my disposal.