Tag: memory

  • The Flow of Thought, Part 3: Narration as Flow

    The Flow of Thought, Part 3: Narration as Flow

    It’s been a little while since my last article on the flow of thought, or how Mihayli Csikszentmihalyi’s concept of flow can support the philosophy of classical education. In the meantime, I’ve shared an early version of my eBook on implementing Charlotte Mason’s practice of narration in the classroom (see our new Narration page for…

  • The Flow of Thought, Part 2: The Joy of Memory

    The Flow of Thought, Part 2: The Joy of Memory

    In my last article “The Flow of Thought, Part 1: Training the Attention for Happiness’ Sake” I drew a connection between Aristotle’s view that happiness is the chief goal of education and the findings of modern positive psychology. In Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi’s Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience, he reports his findings that people report being most…