TEDxAmsterdamED - A life lived learning -
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- 1. 1 A life lived learning
- 3. My own learning challenge: “Lifelong learning”
- 4. Participation on lifelong learning Source: Eurostat EU budget for LLL > 65 billion euro’s
- 5. Cross, J. (2007). Informal Learning: Rediscovering the Natural Pathways That Inspire Innovation and Performance. San Francisco: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Learning at the workplace
- 6. The challenges of lifelong learning 1)institutionalized 2)finance and responsibility 3)science and knowledge
- 8. The concept of A life lived learning 1) Naturally way of learning 2) Learning as an individual 3) It’s about the ability to be adaptive
- 9. a conscious learning process for informal learning 2. Unpack 1. Experience 3. Reflect 4. Application
- 10. What’s our role?
Editor's Notes
- Question, simple question, lessons learned; challenge enterpreneurs; but how many time; -> google
- We can learn always, everywhere at any time. People are learning from living with navy seals and living on a nuclear submarine
- The lessons learned from my nephews for me as a consultant, one of the most important learning experiences I had in years. And it was so simple
- . Informal learning during our job is thus an highly efficient learning machine. But learning doesn't stop at your workplace. It is a myth that learning only happens in a school, at your work or in a classroom. With informal learning, there is no classroom. Your home, the neighborhood park, the community and the world are the classroom. There are enormous chances of learning outside our workplace.
- What if: Learning is a naturally way of living and isn’t forces to time and location? What if: Learning is always made to measures for you as an individual? On your own pace and own style of learning What if: Learning is all about the ability to be adaptive?