• PART TWO SERIES: Critical Thinking in Sports and Life: Can Education Save Your Life?

  • Sep 10 2013
  • Length: 57 mins
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PART TWO SERIES: Critical Thinking in Sports and Life: Can Education Save Your Life?

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  • Sportsmavericks Show and Ida Muorie, JD your Host welcomes you to Part Two Series on Critical Thinking in Sports and Life. Today we will explore the major question: Can Education Save Your Life? with a special Co-Host Guest Dr. E. Faye Williams, Esq. the National Chair of the National Congress of Black Women and former Counsel to the U.S. Congress’ District of Columbia Sub-Committee on the Judiciary and Education. Other Guests are Dr. Harry Shinitzky: Licensed Sports Psychologist and Motivational Speaker and Author; The People’s Champ: China Smith, Professional Boxer, two-time former NBA Heavyweight Champion of the World and Warren Davis, Retired Master Sergeant of the United Army. With our listeners we explore these additional questions “live”: Q: If you are face with insurmountable odds as the potential of war or major destruction? What role does critical thinking play in that process? Q: If you are Serena Williams down in her third set in the US Open, how do you get the Victory? Q: In some sports, an athlete is faced with death every time he or she steps into the ring of fire, what is their thinking? Q: What is the thinking of those in America that work in dangerous occupations? Q: Why is it that Critical Thinking is not rarely taught in our school system? Write to us at sportsmavericks@gmail.com with your questions. IdaR Muorie answers all email personally. When you asked questions in life. You move to new possibilities an a new horizons of thinking. I call this our ” Imagination” beyond what we think©. Ida R. Muorie JD
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