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Create a resource publication theory and application of Whole Person Learning

Key theme:

Reframing the Purpose of Management Education

 

Type:

Concept development

 

 

 

Relevance to the GRLI
The 2005 report raised the need for developing approaches which worked with more of the whole person.  This project is to create a resource available for those interested in working with whole person learning.

Start date: June 2006
Completion date: April 2007

Champion: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it  
Co-conspirators: Nick Ellerby ; Henri-Claude de Bettignies; Peggy Cunningham, Barloworld

Project Goals:
  1. to develop a Whole Person Learning resource which provides the reader with: 
    • An overview and guide to implementing a whole person approach to learning with adult learners 
    • Relevant background to WPL approaches and their application.
    • An account of WPL and its place in current practice
    •  A guide to implementing WPL in practice and some of the considerations that need to apply
  2. to introduce a common language and introductory text for a wpl approach among GRLI members and in the wider context
  3. to disseminate learning gained through processes developed and delivered so far
  4. to gain funding for developing the resource publication

Final Report - October 2007
The book has been the fasted selling publication we have known from Oasis - it has resulted in further interest in the GRLI and whole person learning more specifically.  Bryce has represented the approach at efmd Rouen Conference 2007 for business educators etc.

2nd report - October 2006:
In preparation for the Whole Person Learning process in April 2007, Barloworld have decided to support the development by The Oasis School of a publication aimed at becoming a global resource for Whole Person Learning - thinking and practice.

The audience 
  1. For existing teaching, faculty and training staff who are looking at new methods
  2. For facilitators wanting to deepen their understanding of their own practice
  3. For the informed learner who wants to have some over view of the method they are entering into

Possible impact
  1. Provide the first user-friendly introduction and overview to the field
  2. Provide a focal point for developing facilitators either via GRLI, Oasis, Barloworld or, partner organisations.
  3. Help establish the value importance and relevance of WPL approaches for adults in contemporary settings dealing with current issues.
  4. Become a standard reference work for those GRLI programmes or elements of programmes applying WPL and beyond
  5. Link the GRLI work to wider questions of educational facilitation

Timetable
June 2006 to February 2007: Writing, readers and editing
19th April: Book launch at the General Assembly

1st Report - April 2006
The publication was launched at the Leeds GA.  We are delighted that Henri-Claude de Bettignies contributed the Introduction, with a Foreword by the GRLI Chair, Mr Mark Drewell.

Last Updated ( Friday, 07 March 2008 )
 
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