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Visions and values #EEVV351

Learning with e's

It also encourages them to revisit their own motivations for becoming a teacher, and challenges them reappraise their personal and professional beliefs, values and attitudes. So much so, I believe, that the live webstreaming next year''s delivery of the module (including the lectures and discussions) is an absolute must.

Lecture 40
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10Q: David White

Learning with e's

Alfred Marshall described economics as the study of people in the general business of life. The best education has something to do with sharing our excitement about the business of life. Creativity and innovation have something to do with business and policy and politics. That is the sort of economics I like.

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Dust-up at Training Zone

Jay Cross

Cross is angry about the way business is trapped by traditional forms of training and learning. Cross finds that many businesses are nervous about the power of informal learning. There is an incredible short-term focus in business. Even the forward-looking businesses can be slow at taking up these new learning opportunities.

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Dust-up at Training Zone

Jay Cross

Cross is angry about the way business is trapped by traditional forms of training and learning. Cross finds that many businesses are nervous about the power of informal learning. There is an incredible short-term focus in business. Even the forward-looking businesses can be slow at taking up these new learning opportunities.

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Dust-up at Training Zone

Jay Cross

Cross is angry about the way business is trapped by traditional forms of training and learning. Cross finds that many businesses are nervous about the power of informal learning. There is an incredible short-term focus in business. Even the forward-looking businesses can be slow at taking up these new learning opportunities.

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Dust-up at Training Zone

Jay Cross

Cross is angry about the way business is trapped by traditional forms of training and learning. Cross finds that many businesses are nervous about the power of informal learning. There is an incredible short-term focus in business. Even the forward-looking businesses can be slow at taking up these new learning opportunities.