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Monthly Archives: June 2012
A week of writing: Day 5 – exploring and getting lost
My fifth day of writing led me to complete the section on ‘exploring’. Exploration is the third stage of the learning methodology, sitting after ‘Context’ and ‘Demonstration’, and it’s where we get to play with what we are looking at. … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Exploration, Failure, Learning, Learning Methodology, Lost, Words, Writing
Tagged academic exploration, Exploration, Hedgehog, Learning, Lost, Maze, opposable thumb
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A week of writing: Day 3 – Lego
Yesterday ran in fits and starts. The morning was easy, charging through a section on the role of the guide in learning, but from there it got harder. Whilst i was putting words down, it started to feel unstructured, rambling, … Continue reading
A week of writing: Day 2 – Skills for life and skills from life
The rain helped, offering me fewer distractions. The writing went well: i completed my first five thousand words. Interestingly, they came in three bursts. The first in the morning, over coffee, the second early afternoon and the final one later … Continue reading
Posted in Achievement, Adventure, Bike, Context, Cycle, Exploration, Walking, Writing
Tagged Achievement, Mountain, office chairs, Skills for Life, Writing
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A week of writing: Day 1 – reflection
I am sat in a small fishing loft, looking out over the harbour down at Fowey. Perhaps i should say ‘i am sat in what used to be a small fishing loft’, as now it’s a minimalist, wooden floored, white … Continue reading
Posted in Book, Coffee, Reflection, Writing
Tagged fishing port, fowey, vacation, walking on the beach
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Who owns leadership? Reflecting on where leadership sits
Does leadership come from above or within? Who is responsible for driving a group of people forwards? Who sets strategy and direction and who follows? Leadership is a complex things, more than just giving direction, more than just following. Maybe … Continue reading
Posted in Authority, Leadership, Learning
Tagged Authority, Facilitation, formal structures, Leadership, leadership roles, Learning, Matrix, virtual space
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Missing the point of mobile learning: why now is the time to take chances
The fact is that i rarely read documents on my mobile phone. Why? Because it’s too small. It’s not really the right platform for the job. I do it when i need to do it, but it’s not my preference. … Continue reading
Social learning: trust and integrity in a globalised workforce
The mercenary workforce: that was the term that came up yesterday in a seminar on trust and integrity in the global, virtualised workplace. It represented a point in our thinking when we recognised that people feel let down by their … Continue reading
Posted in Authority, Change, Choices, Coaching, Engagement, Global, Integrity, Learning, Social Learning, Trust
Tagged Integrity, Mercenary, Social Learning, Trust
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What you want, when you want it: structuring information in the right way
I’m reading a great book at the moment, ‘Made to stick’ by Chip and Dan Heath. It’s about ideas, about why some ideas take hold and others just come unstuck. I like the conversational style, the wealth of examples and … Continue reading
The value of being the same
Do you fit in? Are you average height? Can you cook a perfectly acceptable dinner? Are your sales figures firmly in the middle of the bell curve? Do you lead from the front or ride in the middle of the … Continue reading
Posted in Assessment, Complexity, Concentration, Conformity, Difference, Education, Learning, Maths
Tagged Algebra, bell curve, Class, leading light, Maths, maths lessons, mediocrity, Same, School, Winner
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