A year or so ago I started running clinics to support L&D people and realised the other week, following Arash’s post, they might be worth reviving. To correct this, I’ve scheduled two events in the next couple of months. On November 24th I’ll be facilitating a session on Sketchnoting and using images in learning with… Read More The doctor is in
There is clear evidence relationships with higher-income students dramatically improved low-income students’ chances of upward mobility in adulthood, even more than traditional success metrics like school quality. How are you doing that in your workplace? How are your higher-income employees developing relationships with lower-income colleagues to help them?
Knowing when to be honest to people overtly is an under appreciated skill of the consultant. Often brought in to ‘fix’ things, often we’re just saying out loud what other people are saying quietly.
Sweating your resources has always been something I’ve advocated so I’m delighted to be chairing a session at the Learning Technologies Autumn Forum based around doing more with less. The team of speakers won’t be speaking or a panel; they’ll be working through the problems and questions the audience has. My job will simply be… Read More No money
I was told I needed to learn my times tables when I was six because I wouldn’t have a calculator with me all the time. I was told to learn to remember essential telephone numbers because I wouldn’t be able to get to them immediately if I needed them. I was told to learn some… Read More Calculated risk
Lost and Desperate 