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  1. Dr. D. P. Singh

    Beyond Degrees: Building Skills for a Shared Future

    Beyond Degrees: Building Skills for a Shared Future Dr. Devinder Pal Singh (Image: Courtesy Google) The accelerating development of artificial intelligence (AI), digital technologies, environmental change, and global interconnectedness is transforming the competencies young people require...
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    • : youth skills adaptability artificial intelligence collaboration communication creativity digital literacy environmental awareness ethical judgment future of work green skills lifelong learning world youth skills day
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    • Forum: General
  2. Dr. D. P. Singh

    A Chorus for the Earth: 101 Poems on Climate Change (Book Editor: Dr. Gurpreet Kaur; Book Reviewer: Dr. Devinder Pal Singh)

    A Chorus for the Earth: 101 Poems on Climate Change (Editor: Dr. Gurpreet Kaur) Reviewed by Dr. Devinder Pal Singh Book Name: A Chorus for the Earth: 101 Poems on Climate Change Editor: Dr. Gurpreet Kaur, Assistant Professor & Head, P. G. Department of English, SGTB Khalsa College, Sri...
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    • anthology anthropocene capitalocene chorus climate change climate grief climate hope climate literature creativity earth's chorus ecocriticism ecohumanities ecological collapse ecological ruin global south poetry renewal
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    • Forum: Reviews & Editorials
  3. findingmyway

    Night Owls Work Better In The Day, Early Birds Better At Night, Study Suggests

    New research has challenged the popular belief that early risers work better in the day and night owls work better at night, after discovering that the opposite is more commonplace. The study, by Mareike Wieth and Rose Zacks, suggests our creativity is greatest at the time when we’re not...
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    Logic And Creativity

    If logic is a system of rules, can you then get to creative result by using it? If so, can a computer, which operates exclusively by rules be creative? If not, is it not so that using logic you can only walk the marked lines, and not move of the path?
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