“There are three principal means of acquiring knowledge…observation of nature, reflection, and experimentation. Observation collects facts; reflection combines them; experimentation verifies the result of that combination.” Denis Diderot The French philosopher Diderot would have been helpful in guiding many companies towards becoming learning organisations: observe what is going on, reflect Read more…
I am fascinated by learning, by how we learn, by what might be going on inside my head and inside my mind, and how experimenting and making things might be at the root of all of these. I would call myself a constructivist educator. What is constructivism? This is a Read more…
Just before Covid changed the rules I was developing a new team exercise, for our Hyper Island team in Stockholm, to explore how a group could identify and discuss how much of our work time is often wasted. This complements the work we did on our Digital Action Cards and Read more…