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Einstein on How to Learn
In 1915, aged thirty-six, Einstein was living in wartorn Berlin, while his estranged wife Mileva and their two sons, Hans Albert Einstein and Eduard “Tete” Einstein, lived in comparatively safe Vienna. On November 4 of that year, having just completed … Continue reading
The Value of Challenging Coaching and Deep Practice for Learning
If you’re interested in the art of developing good attitudes, skills and behaviour in your firm, you’ll be interested in a book called The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle. The book suggests that what got your people to get their … Continue reading
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Tagged coaching, learning, mentoring, mistakes, practice, talent
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Helping Lawyers Learn New Skills
There are stages to our personal development and learning. We all start off being unconsciously incompetent. As a very young child, for example, we don’t know we can’t ride a bike. Then we get on a bike and realise it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged competence, culture, Lawyers, learning, mentoring, training, unconscious
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Encouraging Engagement from all Attendees on Learning and Development Programmes
At many workshops intended for learning and development purposes, I’ve often felt there is a range of different types of attendees – particularly if people have been made to attend! There are the 4 P’s: The Prisoners – who are sat … Continue reading
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Tagged coaching, engagement, L&D, learning, Workshops
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