- The cognitive abilities that comprise Executive Intelligence can be learned, practiced, and improved.
- Research has proven that thinking skills can be dramatically increased through specialized instruction that provides students with tailored guidance and feedback along each step of their decision-making process.
- Learning how to think more skillfully requires time, determination, and effort because it goes against habits that have been established and reinforced by years of schooling.
- Executive Intelligence is best taught using a Socratic method not unlike that used in law schools. It calls for a small-group environment and a trained facilitator.
- The payoff from improving an individual’s thinking skills can have a profound, ...
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