LEARNING AGILITY
LIFE SKILL
Akshay Krishna KR
INTRODUCTION
Ability and willingness to learn
from experience, and then apply
that learning to perform
successfully under new situations.
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OVERVIEW
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Key Features
 Welcoming Diverse Experiences.
 Thinking To Make Sense Out Of Them.
 Being Flexible And Adapting “On The Go”.
 Preparing Better “On The Go”.
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 Generating Solutions To
Straightforward Problems.
 Technical Skills.
 Traditional Management Skills.
 Analytical And Data-crunching
Skills.
 IQ Is Given Importance.
Agile Learning V/s Conventional Learning
 Opening Up To Diverse
Experiences.
 Getting New Perspectives.
 Conceptual Thinking Reflecting
On “Why And How”.
 EQ Is Given Importance.
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Agile Learning Conventional Learning
Factors Of Learning Agility
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Factors Of Learning Agility
• Very Curious.
• Have A Broad Perspective.
• Find Parallels And Contrasts.
• Question Conventional
Wisdom.
• Find Solutions To Tough
Problems.
Mental Agility
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Factors Of Learning Agility
People Agility• Open Minded.
• Understand Others.
• Can Play Many Roles.
• Skilled Communicators.
• Handle Conflict
Constructively.
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Factors Of Learning Agility
• Build High Performing Teams.
• Very Flexible And Adaptable.
• Have Drive And Personal
Presence.
• Accomplish Things Against The
Odds.
Results Agility
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Factors Of Learning Agility
• Enjoy Tinkering With Things.
• Strive For Continuous
Improvement.
• Often Introduce New
Perspectives.
• Understand Impact Of Change
And How To Manage It.
Change Agility
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Factors Of Learning Agility
• Actively Seeks Feedback.
• Tend To Be Self Reflective.
• Sensitive To Their Impact On
Others.
• Know Personal Strengths And
Weaknesses.
Self Awareness Agility
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Review
An Eagerness To Learn About Self, Others, And Ideas
Genuine Willingness To Learn From Feedback And
Trial
Thoughtfulness And Experimentation
Resilience And Idealism Regarding Change.
An Uncompromising—yet Open—point-of-view. 13
References
 LEARNING AGILITY:Navigating the Changing
World Today, Julie Staggs, Korn Ferry.
 Life Skills For Engineers
 Google
 Other Internet Resources.
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Learning Agility

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    INTRODUCTION Ability and willingnessto learn from experience, and then apply that learning to perform successfully under new situations. 2
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    Key Features  WelcomingDiverse Experiences.  Thinking To Make Sense Out Of Them.  Being Flexible And Adapting “On The Go”.  Preparing Better “On The Go”. 4
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     Generating SolutionsTo Straightforward Problems.  Technical Skills.  Traditional Management Skills.  Analytical And Data-crunching Skills.  IQ Is Given Importance. Agile Learning V/s Conventional Learning  Opening Up To Diverse Experiences.  Getting New Perspectives.  Conceptual Thinking Reflecting On “Why And How”.  EQ Is Given Importance. 6 Agile Learning Conventional Learning
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    Factors Of LearningAgility • Very Curious. • Have A Broad Perspective. • Find Parallels And Contrasts. • Question Conventional Wisdom. • Find Solutions To Tough Problems. Mental Agility 8
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    Factors Of LearningAgility People Agility• Open Minded. • Understand Others. • Can Play Many Roles. • Skilled Communicators. • Handle Conflict Constructively. 9
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    Factors Of LearningAgility • Build High Performing Teams. • Very Flexible And Adaptable. • Have Drive And Personal Presence. • Accomplish Things Against The Odds. Results Agility 10
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    Factors Of LearningAgility • Enjoy Tinkering With Things. • Strive For Continuous Improvement. • Often Introduce New Perspectives. • Understand Impact Of Change And How To Manage It. Change Agility 11
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    Factors Of LearningAgility • Actively Seeks Feedback. • Tend To Be Self Reflective. • Sensitive To Their Impact On Others. • Know Personal Strengths And Weaknesses. Self Awareness Agility 12
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    Review An Eagerness ToLearn About Self, Others, And Ideas Genuine Willingness To Learn From Feedback And Trial Thoughtfulness And Experimentation Resilience And Idealism Regarding Change. An Uncompromising—yet Open—point-of-view. 13
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    References  LEARNING AGILITY:Navigatingthe Changing World Today, Julie Staggs, Korn Ferry.  Life Skills For Engineers  Google  Other Internet Resources. 14
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