• 29: Julián Hernández-Serrano - science, survival, and storytelling

  • Nov 29 2023
  • Length: 44 mins
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29: Julián Hernández-Serrano - science, survival, and storytelling

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  • In this condensed episode, Julián Hernández-Serrano employs his diverse backgrounds and personal experience to share with us:

    - how can good narratives help us solve problems

    - what can hurricanes teach us

    - why should we be careful when coding

    - when to ground ourselves in the center

    Startovač: https://www.startovac.cz/patron/misto-problemu/

    FB stránka: https://www.facebook.com/mistoproblemu

    Web: https://www.mistoproblemu.cz/

    Timestamps:

    (0:00) introduction

    (2:28) capitalizing on different backgrounds

    (7:57) Puerto Rican environment and survivalist mindset

    (13:32) using storytelling for problem solving

    (22:30) a favorite story

    (26:42) systematizing experiments on narratives

    (33:55) the impact of the internet

    (36:44) the importance of staying in the center

    Links:

    - Roger Schank: https://www.rogerschank.com/What-We-Learn-When-We-Learn-by-Doing, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5Ah3Om-sFY

    - Stories in problem solving: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/226534846_Case-based_reasoning_and_instructional_design_Using_stories_to_support_problem_solving, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/227714410_The_effects_of_case_libraries_on_problem_solving

    - Julián's mail: julian.hernandez@upr.edu
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