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Building the 10 key skills for 2020
We all know the world is changing quickly, and that we all need to build and
develop new skills to
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Designing experiences that stick and frameworks that work
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Why the future of learning is in the middle
Become a workshop creator and magical things can happen
The view was spectacular and the light poured in.
In a
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Talking to Humans: No intro, no get-go
The value of the introduction when you’re running workshops, leading a class, or
doing most types of speaking to
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Learnings from the other side of an accelerator program
In the Spring of 2018, I was approached about collaborating on a new project
being presented by New York City’
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KPIs: The slide snap
Here are couple of simple KPIs for all the teachers, facilitators, and keynote
speakers out there.
1. How many times
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Are you running a meetup or a workshop?
The corridor of uncertainty, and not getting what you came for.
A few weeks ago I ran a pilot of
Teaching
Cultivate your questions carefully
Last week I went on a training course. In these situations I tend to be either
very engaged or very
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The two workshop danger zones
A few years ago, researchers from Ben Gurion and Columbia universities examined
over 1,000 decisions made by Israeli judges
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Dress Up, Dress Down.
Since 2015 I’ve been a workshop facilitator and teacher serving all sorts of
groups: teenagers, graduates, mid level managers,
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The Kitchen
There’s a new kitchen opening up in town.
Some ingredients are grown in-house – simple but juicy tomatoes, colourful bell
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3 flavours of workshop
The word ‘workshop’ can mean different things to different people.
Not remembering this can result in us being misunderstood. We
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80/20 in Group Dynamics
In a group of say a dozen people, you may notice 80% of the people speak. 20%
don’t.
In
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Your Dunbar number
Dunbar’s number is a suggested cognitive limit to the number of people with whom
one can maintain stable social
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The 2 most important slides for your workshop
They’re obvious, but often missed.
They’re not glamorous, entertaining, jaw-dropping, or photogenic.
But they make a lasting impact,
Storytelling
It’s hard to tell other people’s stories
You’ve probably heard that person at the bar, telling a story that isn’t theirs.
It’s still funny,
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How to facilitate your first class, workshop or training session
My most recent collaboration project launched last week at New York Climate
Week.
Sustainable Foundations [http://www.sustainable-foundations.org/]is
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Why teachers are the new DJs
Three years ago I made a fairly unorthodox career transition; moving from
booking bands and DJs to building learning and