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Practical Learning
Adaptive Learning Results
Active ExperimentationPlanning Trying - Stage OneAre we doing it right?
Successful Practice
(Actions)
Concrete ExperienceDoing or having an experience – Stage TwoAre we Using the right Methodology?
Reflective ExperienceReviewing the Experience – Stage ThreeExamine our methodologies to see if we are doing the Right Thing
Paradigm Shift
(Context)
Practice and Innovation
(Assumption)Feedback(Results) Chris Arygis
Learning of Learning
Data(Symbols)
Information(4W’s)
Knowledge(How)
Wisdom(Evaluated Understanding)
Understanding(Appreciation of Why)
Russell Ackhoff
1. Take more risk; be open2. Servant leadership and a collaborative personality3. Borderline extrovert/introvert4. Intellectual Humility
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