I am currently revamping our Performance Management training and would like to include more action-based learning exercises. Our framework places equal emphasis on competencies and objectives. Any ideas??
Dean Wearmouth
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I am currently revamping our Performance Management training and would like to include more action-based learning exercises. Our framework places equal emphasis on competencies and objectives. Any ideas??
Dean Wearmouth
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‘Real Life situations@
Since action learning is about real life situations that are used for learning opportunities, it is a little difficult to give you specifics. However individuals should be put together as a team to work on a group project. Ideally each member operates in another functional area (not their own) and learns from that experience. I have always find it important to do some work with the group first on understanding themself and working with others, team roles, problem solving techniques, etc.
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Hello Dean
Have you checked out http://www.trainerbase.co.uk where you can download many resources including activities for use in this way. The resources are left by trainers for trainers (sharing resources)
Hope that helps
Sally