Ana Lorena Fabrega

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I get kids, and kids get me 🤸🏽‍♀️ EDUpreneur | Former teacher known by little ones as Ms. Fab | Fab Fridays Newsletter 👇🏼

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Book Sep 5, 2022

The Learning Game: Teaching Kids to Think for Themselves, Embrace Challenge, and Love Learning

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Tweet Jul 29, 2022

Mental models are powerful tools for business, investing, and career decisions. But there’s another area where mental models are especially effective: Parenting. Let’s dive in 👇🏼

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Tweet Feb 25, 2022

What makes a book worth reading? 6 tips I use for myself 👇🏼

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Video Jan 13, 2022

Thinking Hats: How we learn to THINK

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Tweet Dec 29, 2021

What is elastic thinking and how can we get better at it? 🧠 https://t.co/2GLyFyYtxO

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Tweet Dec 17, 2021

Kids spend more time on screens today than ever before. Do they lack self-control? Or are deeper factors at play? Let’s unpack the psychology of screens 👇🏼 🪡

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Tweet Dec 7, 2021

Great thinkers are great gamblers. They constantly make bets and use probabilities. 4 ways to make better decisions 👇🏼 https://t.co/Q3k5kdJZoj

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Tweet Oct 29, 2021

6 ways to help kids make better decisions 👇🏽

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Tweet Aug 6, 2021

Great thinkers are great gamblers ♠️🎲 They constantly make bets and use probabilities. Let’s talk about why this habit makes a massive difference 👇🏼

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Tweet Jul 13, 2021

Intelligence is overrated. Great thinkers are built, not born. Let's talk about why 🪡

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Newsletter — Ana Lorena Fabrega

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Tweet Oct 29, 2023

Separating knowledge into rigid subjects limits kids’ ability to see real-world connections between concepts. The real world doesn’t neatly fit into subject categories, and many problems and opportunities require a multidisciplinary approach. twitt

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