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Category: Learning Games – Practice

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MORPHOS – A “Paradigm” Game?

MORPHOS – A “Paradigm” Game?

Jim Schreier Jan 18, 2024

MORPHOS is described as an “Anagram” game. However, it has a couple of features that could take it to a different level for individuals who like exploring concepts related to paradigms. Compared to some “anagram” games, it doesn’t start with …

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Chain of Thought II

Chain of Thought II

Jim Schreier Jan 17, 2024

Chain of Thought II is an IOS (iPhone and iPad) game.  It offers “word chains” in a fast, entertaining, “what’s next?”  I found it to be good practice for a couple of Implications Wheel factors, not just “what’s next?” but …

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Chain of Thought – Update

Chain of Thought – Update

Jim Schreier Jan 17, 2024

My original post on Chain of Thought (June 2019) highlighted my use of the game as part of Implications Wheel Facilitator Training. It remains excellent for practice for “What’s Next?” But it also has a “paradigm” element in terms of …

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Chain of Thought

Chain of Thought

Jim Schreier Jun 10, 2019

The Free Association Word Chain Game Chain of Thought is an IOS (Android) game that seems to provide some good “practice” for Implications Wheel Facilitators.  It’s certainly easy to learn and plays fast.  It allows for some good “what’s next …

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Future

We should not equate a long view with a short distance.

Learning

Experience is a hard teacher. She gives the test first and the lessons afterward.

Thinking

If you keep on thinking what you’ve always thought, you’ll keep on getting what you’ve always got.

— Wally Amos
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Copyright © 2026 Joel Barker, All Rights Reserved