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"When we had a Management Buy-in Sig within KIN, they used the Action Learning approach to MBI in their own organisations, their completed templates can be found by following his link. This gives a good indication of how these templates can be used in practice and may be of some value to those exploring this approach for the first time."

" Professor Harry Scarborough will share detials with members on how their organisation can become involved in this initiative."

"Remember to complete the on-line profile and bring a copy with you to the event! It should take no more than 15 minutes of your time and will be paidfor by KIN. We will use the profile during Ian Corbett's session on 26th March."

" This venue is in the heart of Warwickshire, only 15 mins from Warwick Parkway train station, set in beautiful grounds and offering recently refurbished hotel accomodation, plus a state of the art conference centre and spa facilities, which will be available to KIN Workshop attendees."

" This venue is in the heart of Warwickshire, only 15 mins from Warwick Parkway train station, set in beautiful grounds and offering recently refurbished hotel accomodation, plus a state of the art conference centre and spa facilities, which will be available to KIN Workshop attendees."

" This venue is in the heart of Warwickshire, only 15 mins from Warwick Parkway train station, set in beautiful grounds and offering recently refurbished hotel accomodation, plus a state of the art conference centre and spa facilities, which will be available to KIN Workshop attendees."

"correct url to link to Dr Basur's home page - to find out more about the profiling tool we'll be using at the workshop"

"variety of approaches to individual learning, including group learning ideas."

"summary of commercial and other reasons why it makes sense for organisaitons to leverage group learning."

"useful glossary giving an overview of the various different learning models and approaches."

"another useful pre-workhsop site - shows how neurological levels relate to how we learn."

"Useful pre-workshop reading - Wikipedia explanation of Neurological levels, a model that we will use as one way of understanding how individuals / groups learn."