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Paul Z Jackson's Blog – August 2010 Archive (2)
The most important thing you need to know if your workshop isn’t working. What to do when you are facilitating or training with an SF approach.
Report of group discussion at SOL summer retreat, Switzerland.
We shared stories of times it was not going so well – from trainings that went slightly off track to open rebellions from individuals or from the whole group.
The SF principle is, of course, ‘If it doesn’t work, do something different’. OK, but what? In radical moments, it may take radical…
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Making SF more visible in the world - SOL summer report
Alan Kay – SF Applications
Session with Alan Kay facilitating group discussion at SOL summer, Aug 2010
How to expand the reach of SF
How to get stuff out there. Martin Seligman – only talk to the senior people. He succeeds with this, even though one might say that PP has few applications. And many
of those are written for research. Sf is
strong in…
Added by Paul Z Jackson on August 19, 2010 at 9:50 — 1 Comment
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