Ideas for Transformation
#86 Accelerated Learning, part 2
By RCG
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June 7th, 2009
• Recorded: October 10, 2008 •
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In this podcast, we bring back the theme of accelerated learning that we started way back in one of our first episodes, now approaching it from a totally new angle and with the new learnings and experiences that we ourselves have learned in the meantime:
- What is learning?
- What takes time in learning is "not getting it" (Marshall Thurber)
- "Phase change," or transformational learning, in contrast to "slow learning"
- The tipping point in learning
- Examples of accelerated learning
- Learning NLP techniques – finding the bigger structure
- Ballroom dancing – exploring the space of mistakes
- Strategy to execution
- What people remember?
- The first thing, the last thing, and any strongly emotional moments in between
- Structuring learning in smaller chunks
- Segmented learning
- Constructing stories
- Examples of learning through stories
- Different kinds of learning
- Academic
- Experiential
- Games – making learning fun
- Closing remarks
- Making games on the fly
- Look for humor
- Learning as new ways to have fun
- "Mischief accomplished!"
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