Taking everything that I have been doing all these years, we have crunched it into 2.5 hour capsules! What has emerged so far was new for me - and we have made great progress in making the capsules sharp, loaded with content, with many concepts built from stories in practice instead of the other way around.
We never imagined that we would be able to create online what we are doing right now.
Since we cannot depend on the face-to-face possibility, the way we have been thinking through the content has been very different. And in many ways quite powerful! It's certainly DEEP online, although I dare say parts of it are even better!
Our Third course starts on 3rd October, and if you feel you might be ready for a new perspective, you are welcome to register.
This one is being directed at Adult, Corporate Trainers, and anyone involved in developing Human Resources.
Please know, this course is also going global with registrations from UK, and many hits from USA, Africa, Singapore and around the world.
The seats usually fill up fast!
WHO IS IT FOR?
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Adult Educators
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Corporate Trainers
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HRD folk
WHAT WILL YOU GET?
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Understand the guiding principles of Experiential Methodology.
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Understand key theories and models.
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Stories from Corporate Training to help build Context of the Concepts.
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Dialogue time for clarifications and insight.
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Ideas and methods to take it into the Classroom
WHAT WILL IT COVER?
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Principle considerations in the Practice of Experiential Education
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Creating Safe Environments: Addresses learner environments, and methods that empower individuals and learners.
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Understanding Learning: Bringing about Learning in Different environments. Learning theory in the context of EE and elements that affect learning.
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Building a sense of Community in the Adult Classroom: Understand how groups develop in order to offer what works for learning.
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How the principles apply to Design and Delivery on themes like Team-building, Leadership development, Communication skills, Collaboration.
A Certificate will be offered if you satisfy all the conditions of attendance and homework!
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
RUCHIKA BANTA
(Corporate Facilitator & Executive Coach)
I had attended the DEEP course in person and now I am going through it virtually. The virtual version is giving me deeper insights and inviting me to re-examine experiential education and learning in our current context of social distancing. After going through your online session I am questioning how I define 'experience'... Do experiential educators focus too much on the P(physical) of PIES? May be that's why we are struggling with making virtual experiences real!