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Who created Mind Tools?
James Manktelow
Mind Tools/Founders
Advice and support for managers was hard to find. Within a month, husband and wife team, James Manktelow and Rachel Thompson, set up MindTools.com, a website where people could learn what it takes to become a successful and effective leader – and the rest is history!
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What is tools of the mind?
Tools of the Mind gives teachers the tools to ensure every child becomes a successful learner, developing the underlying cognitive, social and emotional skills needed to reach his or her highest potential.
What is the mind tools club?
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There are three ways you can use this tool. One is to use our interactive tool below. You can also use an app, like the Smart Coaching Wheel , to plot and update your wheel. Alternatively, use the following steps to create your Life Wheel by hand and assess your balance. (This allows you to define your own dimensions.)
What are tooltools activities?
Tools activities, like Play Planning, are multi-level, designed to challenge and support each child at his own level. Children who are developing typically and those who have special needs are engaged in the same activity, performing at a challenge level appropriate to each child.
