Tag: Education
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Why outdoor spaces are a great tool for leadership development
Outdoor spaces provide an extraordinary setting for leadership development, offering experiences and opportunities that are hard to replicate indoors. Engaging with the natural environment fosters personal and professional growth, helping individuals develop critical leadership skills. Here are several reasons why outdoor spaces are invaluable tools for leadership development: In summary, outdoor spaces provide unique and…
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Educational Ecosystem design
Certainly concept of an educational ecosystem is gaining traction as a transformative approach to education, bringing together diverse stakeholders, resources, and technologies to create a dynamic learning environment. Here’s an in-depth exploration of why educational ecosystems are shaping the future of learning: 1. Holistic Integration of Learning Environments Seamless Learning Experience: Educational ecosystems integrate various…
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Johari Windows
Although the Johari Window in its original form is used as a personality test, and usually in conjunction with the Dream Johari Window, the scope of the tool is much wider than this. It can be used as a self-reflective tool and a powerful aid to identifying areas of personal development that you feel you…
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Adapting delivery to get the best from your group
It is critical that the use of teambuilding and problem-solving activities is part of an adaptive process. As an instructor you must be aware that the abilities and focus of a team will to a certain extent dictate the activities undertaken; by that I mean that you would not take a team that is just…
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Making reviews integral to practise
The Importance of Reviews: Without the review process the use of teambuilding tasks becomes largely redundant. Although the tasks themselves are hugely influential in the formation of team dynamics and the creation and practise of skills, without the review section there is no framework for these important elements. How do you discuss what has been…
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Education for a changing world
Originally education was the preserve of the elite, it was a study of the classics and the enlightenment era sciences. This education was largely translated to the population during the industrial revolution and remained unchanged for a long time, basically until the mid 90’s when the advent of the internet changed the way we work.…
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Our Intellectual Connection to the Past
In delving into the recesses of our collective history, a journey far beyond the boundaries of our contemporary existence, one discovers a profound connection that transcends time. Picture yourself stepping back, far back, to an epoch preceding the advent of modern humanity. Shed the layers of society, technology, and culture, plunging into the depths of…
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The Significance of the Mental Capacity Act in Safeguarding
Introduction: The Mental Capacity Act (MCA) in the United Kingdom stands as a vital legal framework designed to protect and empower individuals who may lack the capacity to make their own decisions. In the context of safeguarding, the MCA plays a crucial role in ensuring the well-being and rights of individuals who may be vulnerable…
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Gap analysis: why its a crucial part of your organisational improvement
Gap analysis is a strategic planning tool that helps organisations assess the difference, or “gap,” between their current state and their desired future state. This analysis is conducted to identify areas where there is a difference between what an organisation is currently doing and what it wants to achieve. The primary purpose of gap analysis…
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Show notes Season 1 Episode 6: Rethinking Pedagogy in Education: Embracing Constructivism
Welcome to the final episode of our podcast’s inaugural season! In this episode, we’re delving into the realm of pedagogy under the constructivist model of education. Contrary to popular belief, the core principles of pedagogy don’t necessarily have to vanish; they merely require a shift in intent and application. Let’s explore how this paradigm shift…
Shevek Pring 