Ontuitive

MAY 23, 2012

I am an embedded performance support enthusiast – I know this because I think about embedded performance support all the time. I am a cyclist – I know this because I wear padded cycling shorts and loud jerseys when I ride my bike.

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Performance Support Support Performance 156

Ontuitive

MAY 16, 2012

Every once in a while (for me more often than most, I’m sure), don’t you stop and think, “Who came up with that? ” or “HOW in the world does this work?” And the answer is always – someone smart. Someone with brains. And lots of them.

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Brain 156

Ontuitive

MAY 30, 2012

What is “the Occurring”? It is perception. In neurophysiological terms, perception – or how things occur for us - is the only thing that comes close to being correlated with behavior and subsequently, performance. We may think that performance is based on our way of being (how we feel, what we think and how we are). Instead (in the neurophysiological model), our behavior and our way of being are indistinguishable.

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Ontuitive

MAY 21, 2012

Dr. Allison Rossett is one of my favorite people in our profession, and the entire world for that matter! She has single-handedly done more for our industry than most. I admire her dedication to research, her dedication to educating the next generation of learning professionals, and her dedication to the overall Learning & Development industry. I recently read a wonderful blog posting by Allison entitled “My commencement address for the workforce learning class of 2012”.

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