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Chris Loynes is now a member of Development Training Dec 2, 2009

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Bill Krouwel left a comment for Ammy Kuiper

Hi Ammy Very good to see that we're friends!!! You raise a good point about clients who are frontloaders... In the long term, I guess the best policy is to slowlty persuade them that open-outcomes training is often better value than the…

Nov 30, 2009

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Most of us run (hopefully innovative and interesting programmes......I'd love to see some pictures of them here...Best wishesBill KrouwelSee More

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Bill Krouwel left a comment for Flora Marriott

Welcome Flora! Err....was it muddy AND windy when they took your photo? Best wishes Bill Krouwel

Nov 30, 2009

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Ammy Kuiper left a comment for Bill Krouwel

Hi Bill, great to hear from you! Hope you're fine. My life's still quite busy: kids, work and all, but I'm still getting there! I'm very much inspired by your readings/sayings on frontloading, although now it seems to make me…

Nov 30, 2009

Ammy Kuiper and Bill Krouwel are now friends Nov 30, 2009

Flora Marriott is now a member of Development Training Nov 30, 2009

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Sam Moore replied to Sam Moore's discussion 'Essential Books'

Not really emergent learning specific but I have just finished "Outdoor Leadership: Technique, Common-Sense and Self-Confidence" by John Graham. I think it's an excellent intrduction to key concepts in leadership such as , vision,…

Nov 30, 2009

Bill Krouwel replied to Sam Moore's discussion 'Essential Books'

For sheer age - how about E.T. Seton's "Two Little Savages" (1903) - which is, in effect, a promotion of learnming outdoors disguised as a children's novel - by the too-often-forgotten man of outdoor learning. Seton's…

Nov 30, 2009

Steve Goodwill updated their profile Nov 6, 2009

Steve Goodwill is now a member of Development Training Nov 6, 2009

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Bill Krouwel replied to Roger Greenaway's discussion ''emergent learning' - what is it?'

My overnight reflections lead me back to 1983, and Alan Mossman's paper in MEAD in which he contrasted training and self-development, making the point that the outdoors (in a management development context anyway) seemed a suitable vehicle for…

Oct 8, 2009

Willem Krouwel replied to Roger Greenaway's discussion ''emergent learning' - what is it?'

Thanks - yes it seems like a nice collection...and I'll seek to recruit more (nice and nasty?) people in the near future Also....yes you highlight an interesting point regarding emergent learning...and my (possibly misplaced) evangelical zeal…

Oct 7, 2009

Sam Moore replied to Roger Greenaway's discussion ''emergent learning' - what is it?'

I don't have a dictionary definition but this quote always felt a like it represented it for me “You got to be careful if you don’t know where you’re going, because you might not get there.” -Yogi Berra It is attached…

Sep 21, 2009

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Essential Books 5 Replies

I am intrigued which books people would consider essential reading for an experiential practioner. Either because they are classics of the field or because they bring something in from a different…Continue

Started by Sam Moore. Last reply by Sam Moore Nov 30, 2009.

'emergent learning' - what is it? 3 Replies

'Emergent learning' sounds good, but I am not sure what it means.Having signed up for this group, it looks a little as if I have also signed up for a campaign.It looks as if I am taking sides against…Continue

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Started by Roger Greenaway. Last reply by Bill Krouwel Oct 8, 2009.