Don't have an account yet? Register
Already a member? Login
.22a6c56da022edc8886567ba50f5df891522.jpg)
.ca12355e4ff3cd39d165bd43bf4763691522.jpg)
.c11a9e1ac38f761ef985c73fab13ba101522.jpg)
-small.333c8707358dd2d78cc26975085203d51522.jpg)
-small.1122f1814ab1a648fef3af5e6897f6721522.jpg)
.d347fdbb5fbdbb0ccce078d599e5764f1522.jpg)
.33dc0ccca5fc01ccba82efad5464c57a1522.jpg)
.41d159ad42908f2c7d99d524b66102381522.jpg)
.17a48f89b747d4f719012b91e9ff825b1522.jpg)
Blog
-
Cognitive Learning Cannot Envision Novel Solutions
May 22, 2018 by Robin PoppeAfter university and a career to study and practice adult training, I realised that a process appealing only to the cognitive dimension of learning is too limited and does not provide sustained results. Factual, data and evidence-based learning is necessary but other factors matter equally when we make decisions. Cognitive learning is limited in the changes that it triggers. The obvious question then…
-
Tips & Tricks for Facilitators
May 8, 2018 by Dijana MitrovićLast time I promised to share with you my experience with facilitating face-to-face events. As a matter of fact, we actually use some of the facilitation techniques in the daily life, either at work when conducting meetings, participating in discussions, or in personal life when communicating with the family, partner and friends, raising kids or simply overcoming everyday drawbacks. We listen, and…
Latest videos
Implications of the EU 2020+ Budget Negotiations for South East Europe
IMF/EC/SEE Coordination Meeting 2017