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| This is a listing of OPEN events and does not include customised training or consultancy. If you would like to host open events or enquire about customised training for your own organisation, here's how you can make it happen. 2008
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Above is a listing of OPEN events and does not include customised training or consultancy. If you would like to host open events or enquire about customised training for your own organisation, here's how you can make it happen. |
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Customised events for single organisations are listed on my clients page. How to Transfer Learning & give your training lasting impact This 2 day workshop has been provided in the UK, China and South Africa. Future dates and venues will be shown here. View this example of a past programme about transfer Reviewing Skills
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| UPDATES Dates and venues for open courses are announced in the free email newsletters linked to this site. For the latest list of workshop titles see Training Workshops |
| QUESTIONS Questions and enquiries welcome. Write to roger@reviewing.co.uk |
Would you like to be a host?Much of the training I provide takes the form of in-house staff training events - where programmes are designed specifically for the needs of a particular staff group or organisation.Some organisations invite colleagues, associates and even clients to attend (for a fee or for free - depending on the situation). This can help to spread costs as well as to spread the training effect. Do you have colleagues (in your organisation or personal network) who may benefit from training in reviewing skills? To find out more about group training send a message to roger@reviewing.co.uk |
Reviewing for AllAn Open Workshop for
Reviewers
An in-depth look at how to
make connections between experiences and learning in ways that
stimulate and support personal and social development.
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Designing Creative Reviewsa workshop with Roger Greenaway
Rationale"Experiential Education is a process through which a learner constructs knowledge, skill, and value from direct experiences."This is the definition of "Experiential Education" approved by AEE (The Association for Experiential Education). It places the creativity of learners at the heart of the process. It also supports the presenter's belief that the reviewing of experience is a creative process - whether the review is an informal verbal one or an imaginative process inspired by the creative arts. This workshop actively explores how we can use reviewing to help learners to respond creatively and constructively to their experiences. Our chances of success increase if we are ourselves creative in how we go about this challenge. AimsThis workshop will explore and develop reviewing skills for anyone who wishes to involve learners more fully and creatively in the reviewing of adventures and other experiences.Participants will gain the ability to use a more dynamic and versatile tool kit for reviewing experiences, as well as the creativity to adapt and develop methods to enhance their own practice. ContentThis workshop will include:
MethodThe two days should be involving, enjoyable, and creative and will be based on the principles of experience-based learning. There will be opportunities to try out ideas that are presented or developed in the course of the workshop. This core process will be supported by inputs, handouts, exercises and discussion. |
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