#deliberative practice

Practice Amid Disruption: Why persistence of effort might matter more than ever for #innovation

What regular practice does is reduce the cost of failure and these costs are different in times of disruption. Innovation succeeds because of regular, committed practice. It’s about consistency of effort and persistence. But what happens when we’re constantly being disrupted? The Twenty Twenties will go down as among the greatest periods of disruption of all time. It’s not just from the most…

A Wider Lens on Learning: Time to design for how we do it (and how to innovate through it) #education #learning #design

Learning in times of turbulence requires much more than lessons or courses – it requires new systems. I’ve long contended that learning is all about systems. I’ve not backed away from that. However, I’ve also been a part of some rather terrible systems. Post-secondary education is definitely one of them. So, too, has most of my work with conducting webinars, workshops, lectures, and…