
What? So What? What If? Now What?
By Darlene Frederick
They say that experience is the best teacher. In fact, the favored concept of the moment in corporate learning is 70:20:10, with its heavy preference for experiential learning. Commonly interpreted as “learning by doing,”…

Channeling Socrates:
From Instruction to Interview
by Darlene Frederick
It’s hard to imagine that we might find wisdom for organizational development in the methods of a Greek philosopher and educator who practiced in 400 B.C. Surely, centuries of evolution in the understanding of human…
From Instruction to Interview

Can We Talk? The Value of Structured
Dialogue as a Learning Strategy
by Darlene Frederick
Early in her long and fabled career, comedian Joan Rivers immortalized the phrase, “Can we talk?” as her signature gag line. The phrase served as a punctuation mark, usually to one of Rivers’ always spicy, sometimes…
Dialogue as a Learning Strategy