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Facilitation and Neuroscience A Recipe for 21 st Century Learning Geoff Peate Session: M318

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Facilitation andNeuroscience

A Recipe for 21st Century Learning

Geoff Peate

Session: M318

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@work_on_purpose

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Three Core Challenges faced byLearning & Development

Professionals

The GURU in the front of theroom

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Inquire

DiscussEngage

Act

C the IDEA

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C the IDEA

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CONTENT

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CONTEXT

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Research shows that the key to optimizing learning andbuilding long term memory is to create ownership oflearning content.

Rock et al, Learning that Lasts through the AGES

The way to begin to create learning ownership isthrough providing context.

Geoff Peate

Contextualising

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Why are you here in this room today; what do you wantto get out of this Session?

On a scale of 1 – 10; how likely are you to takesomething from this session and implement or use itafter the conference?

An Activity

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Inquire

DiscussEngage

Act

C the IDEA

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What, to you, is facilitation?

In your mind, what is learning?

What then, might ‘facilitated learning’ be?

Reflection and Discussion

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Albert Einstein:

I never teach my pupils; I only attempt to provide theconditions in which they can learn.

John Dewey:

We do not learn from experience; we learn fromreflecting on experience

Facilitated Learning

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On the card write the following:

Your nameYour email addressThe answer to this question –

What would you most like to know about Neuroscienceand Facilitation?

Involving Groups

As a learning facilitator, what could you now do withthis stack of cards?

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Inquire

DiscussEngage

Act

C the IDEA

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So – what happened then?

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Navigation

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Personal Reflection

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What will you do next?

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