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NewsAre two days of seminars enough? "X2-Clubs"
October 2014
This question is one I ask my clients, when we discuss th effectiveness of my seminars in developing Diversity & Inclusiveness in organisations. In seminars, the participants gain insights and learn skills for the development of competencies, which they then apply in their day to day jobs. Do you believe that participants can effortlessly apply what they have learned without any obstruction or resistance throughout years? Is that what effective learning is? You do not have to be a genius to answer these questions in the negative. Experience shows, that over time habit pushes what is newly learned to the side.
It is therefore necessary to give participants the opportunity.....
.....after the seminar to exchange views with like-minded people – according to scientists this kind of exchange is vital to the learning process. In this regard, it makes sense to create forums, where participants can get together in a trusting environment to exchange their experiences of applying what they have learned in the seminar. Here, we are all in the same boot. Through these fair exchanges the participants reflect together. Here I can learn from the others, here I can be inspired, receive valuable tips and ideas on how to deal with certain situations better, or improve my inclusive behaviour. And vice versa: In a joint reflexion with other participants I can give others ideas and support. Through joint learning in these forums, the individual can be encouraged and motivated to rethink and refine his/her own path to attain his/her goal.
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