From a steady sense of calm or unease that won't go away to an unshakeable pull toward (or away from) certain choices, these soul-deep signals act like an internal compass.

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Anyone can access their intuition, but not everyone knows how to learn to use it. We weren't offered "Learning How To Use Your Intuition" as an elective in high school — though it would be great if we ...

Many scientific findings conflict with our gut sense of what is working, making teaching and learning harder. Our perceptions about what’s working in the learning process often conflict with ...

Intuition—that flutter in your stomach, that gentle, loving voice in your head, or that strong feeling you get—can be utilized like a trusted mentor once you learn to recognize it. Honoring that inner ...

I believe in intuition -- that feeling you have about something or someone, without knowing quite why. Intuition is defined as "knowing or sensing without the use of rational processes." I'm not sure ...

This article is part of our reviews of AI research papers, a series of posts that explore the latest findings in artificial intelligence. Deep learning can help discover mathematical relations that ...

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Babies are bubbly, cuddly, giggly balls of joy. They’re also enormously powerful learning machines. At three months old, they already have intuition about how things around them behave—without anyone ...