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Demystifying Why Leadership Development Often Fails

PDG

Not Recognizing the Knowing-Doing Gap Let’s face it: a lot of new leader readiness programs don’t do enough to prepare leaders for the realities of the job. The “knowing-doing gap” refers to the disparity between what individuals know they should do and what they actually do in practice.

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Optimizing Teams for Best-In-Class Sales Performance

PDG

Learn More & Register The Knowing/Doing Gap The key to advancing talent is bridging the Knowing/Doing Gap. The Knowing/Doing Gap is one of the most studied concepts in human psychology. It’s the idea that we all struggle to do what we know we need to do.

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A Framework For Content Curation

Learnnovators

. * Truisms such as this one are typically met with suspicion from certain quarters of the L&D community, but in this case the research on the comparative efficacies of lectures, worked examples, PBL etc appears to add up. This content jumps the knowing-doing gap by helping the learner apply the concepts back on the job.

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Louder than words

E-Learning Provocateur

Cross-reference the KASAB framework to close the knowing-doing gap. Look through the 70:20:10 lens to leverage the gamut of experience, exposure and education.

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A framework for content curation

E-Learning Provocateur

. * Truisms such as this one are typically met with suspicion from certain quarters of the L&D community, but in this case the research on the comparative efficacies of lectures, worked examples, PBL etc appears to add up. This content jumps the knowing-doing gap by helping the learner apply the concepts back on the job.

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9 Ways to Increase Online Student Engagement

WBT Systems

Help students cross the knowing-doing gap by having them immediately apply what they’ve learned. Providing examples or scenarios. Ask good questions, for example, open-ended questions that require a higher level of reflection and thinking. . #7 – Get students to take action on what they’ve learned.

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Free L&D webinars for July 2019

Limestone Learning

Most scholars would say “no” because it depends on what you’re trying to do. For example, engineering-oriented cultures differ from sales-oriented cultures. How do we translate our existing skills to create engaging voice learner experiences? Michael Lee Stallard discovered this is only partially true.

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