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As I see it, one of the most helpful points this book brings attention to is the "zero point" or "bottom of the curve" from "Theory U." I see several major practices overlapping on this one major point:
1. In Neuro Linguistic Programming, it's wha...
Enemy Defender is a nice choice for a group of that size - and it's active and physical.
Often I will wrap this in a "super spy" kind of description - but anything would work and might add the needed irreverence.
Each person secretly chooses two...
Hey Paul,
I love the creativity you bring to this discussion - it really stretches the ideas. ;)
You bring up a lovely point about context. The context and needs of the team, group or organization are the key to it all. Trying to bring creativit...
This is a nice idea Kathy - I like the notion of creativity as a mindset or culture where it happens all the time and is not something you turn off and on. Ready... Set... Create! It's also so beneficial to create and environment to allow for crea...
I just got the handouts posted here. They will be sent to everyone that requested it - so check your email for them soon!
I've done something similar myself before.
I added in:
People wearing big ears, big glasses and holding a big hammer to illustrate Audio, visual and kinesthetic learners.
People holding/wearing props to represent mutiple intelligences.
Someone wit...
I start looking for more things to read about "mirror neuron" (in Chinese! it's much more easier!) back home. And I have been chatting with my friends in Taiwan about our brains. It's totally new and interesting to me. Thank you very much to open ...
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Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 9:22am on November 19, 2009,
Allison Gilmore said… - Hi Rich - really enjoyed your brain session at AIN. Truly amazing information! Have you posted your session notes here somewhere? I haven't been able to find but that may because I just don't know where to look. Would love to have as a resource and to investigate opportunities to collaborate in the future! Thanks - best - Allison
- At 10:18am on November 18, 2009,
Theresa Robbins Dudeck said… - Grock! I will do some research and formulate some questions for Keith! Thank you! It was so great seeing you again and actually getting to work with you this time! Keep in touch!
- At 6:47pm on November 16, 2009,
Christine McHugh said… - Great meeting you, Rich. See you around town.
- At 1:28pm on November 9, 2009,
Bård Brænde said… - Rich! Seems like the timing is working for us... :) Hook up if you want to catch a ride...
- At 2:44pm on March 25, 2009,
Maya said… - Hi Rich. Thanks for being such a great TA to play with! I'm deliriously infected by the improv bug. I registered on AIN recently and am inspired to keep learning and growing through improv. Cheerio.
- At 10:57am on November 14, 2008,
Lieselotte Nooyen said… - Hi Rich,
Thanks for posting that link to the Stanford project. I don't exactly match the age group (although I love playing with the Wii) but I feel very much attracted to those short shots of science.
Hope you are doing good, was great talking to you at the conference!
- At 7:32am on October 23, 2008,
William Hall said… - There you are! And what a happy photo!
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