Dr. Keith McNally is a Structured-Thinking and Project-Learning specialist. With a background in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), specializing in Information Technology and Cloud computing, Dr. McNally teaches people how to think differently about their world, make personal and professional improvements, and enjoy a better quality of life. He uses a 6-P Model for leadership and personal development: Presence, Passion, Purpose, Plan, Produce, and Perform!
Structured Thinking is a project based solution platform based on scientific examples and research that supports project-learning methodologies. Dr. McNally shares his insights into solving problems as a thinker, regardless of your academic or professional background. Personal, interpersonal, and career problems persist in all of our lives. Don’t be overwhelmed by them – tackle and overcome through the Think – Do – Live paradigm.
I design professional development and technical skills training for adults. I specialize in helping military personnel transition into the civilian sector/workforce, specializing in the IT industry.
My passion for education motivates me into action. With a daughter who challenges me to re-think through the learning experience, I offer my products and services to educators.
Can tabletop role playing games be used in the classroom? As weird as it might sound, this question has been pondered by educators for the past few decades. I continue to entertain the question. Role-playing games are now a subculture in today’s gaming industry. Although role-playing also exists in digital format, my look into role-playing only applies to tabletop games. From Dungeons and Dragons, to Call of Cthulu, to Traveler, people of all ages are invested in tabletop role-playing games. The games are fun, …
Joseph Campbell inspired us to think about the hero’s journey. The protagonist must face his/her fears and overcome personal weaknesses. Writers and readers associate this process with the death and rebirth experience, a common theme in fiction, fantasy, mythos, and religious texts. The resurrection experience may be so common that the reader often overlooks the details. But it is in the details that we find ourselves. It is those details that make the story worth reading…
I have heard this more than once. I hear this from students, colleagues, and other professionals[…]
Do you know your passion? This story is about being empowered. People do not move toward their dreams for many reasons[…]
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I empower teachers and parents to transform student learning through Lego & STEM engagement activities!