Applied as a discrete activity focused on a priority need or on new or changed roles; as a linkage between more formal programs and the workplace or blended with other elements in a program, this book distils current and previous practice and theory to provide an up-to-date guide to action learning.
Applied as a discrete activity focused on a priority need or on new or changed roles; as a linkage between more formal programs and the workplace or blended with other elements in a program, this book distils current and previous practice and theory to provide an up-to-date guide to action learning.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Edmonstone is a leadership, management and organization development consultant with extensive experience within the public services both within the UK and internationally in the human resource and organization development fields. He has worked regularly with action learning in the UK, Ireland, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Indonesia. He is the author of: The Action Learner's Toolkit (2003), Action Learning in Healthcare: A Practical Handbook (2011) and Action Learning in Health, Social and Community Care: Principles, Practices, Resources (2018) together with many journal articles on action learning in the international journal Action Learning: Research and Practice. John Edmonstone is on the Editorial Board of the journal Action Learning: Research and Practice where he guest-edited a Special Issue on Action Learning in Healthcare (2022). He has attended and presented all of the bi-annual international conferences sponsored by that journal from 2008 to 2023. He is Honorary Research Fellow at Liverpool Business School, Liverpool John Moores University, having previously held similar appointments at Keele, Sheffield Hallam and Queen Margaret Universities. He has facilitated action learning sets in healthcare, local government and higher education.
Inhaltsangabe
1. What is Action Learning? 2. Underlying Principles 3. Distinctions and Differences 4. Preparing for Action Learning 5. The Action Learning Set 6. Choosing the Issue 7. The Key Skills 8. The Energy Investment Model 9. Dealing with Anxiety 10. Supporting Recording Ending 11. The Facilitator Role 12. Action Learning Organisation-Wide 13. Action Learning and Culture 14. Evaluating Action Learning 15. Action Learning Resources
1. What is Action Learning? 2. Underlying Principles 3. Distinctions and Differences 4. Preparing for Action Learning 5. The Action Learning Set 6. Choosing the Issue 7. The Key Skills 8. The Energy Investment Model 9. Dealing with Anxiety 10. Supporting Recording Ending 11. The Facilitator Role 12. Action Learning Organisation-Wide 13. Action Learning and Culture 14. Evaluating Action Learning 15. Action Learning Resources
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