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Avoid Icebergs: How To Prevent Learning from Sinking
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In 1912, an unsinkable ship, the Titanic, sank when it hit an iceberg. In modern-day learning situations, unwitting trainers sink training programs when they announce, Were going to start with an icebreaker. Most of the participants, in response, experience a sinking feeling. And they may be right. The human brain is wired to preserve the p...
In 1912, an unsinkable ship, the Titanic, sank when it hit an iceberg. In modern-day learning situations, unwitting trainers sink training programs when they announce, Were going to start with an icebreaker. Most of the participants, in response, experience a sinking feeling. And they may be right. The human brain is wired to preserve the p...
Sat Oct 04 2008
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In 1912, an unsinkable ship, the Titanic, sank when it hit an iceberg. In modern-day learning situations, unwitting trainers sink training programs when they announce, "We're going to start with an icebreaker." Most of the participants, in response, experience a sinking feeling. And they may be right.
In 1912, an unsinkable ship, the Titanic, sank when it hit an iceberg. In modern-day learning situations, unwitting trainers sink training programs when they announce, "We're going to start with an icebreaker." Most of the participants, in response, experience a sinking feeling. And they may be right.