“There are three basic levels of conceptual thinking: 1) learning rules 2) identifying categories, and 3) inventing new categories. Category-forming ability can be tested by placing a series of objects on a table, such as pencils, notepads, cups, nail files, paper clips, napkins, bottles,…
Cool picture! Did you draw it?
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Yeah, that (bolded) sounds more like me too.
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creating categories. Other...struggle with understanding my awesome categories.
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Cool picture! Did
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