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December 31, 2017 by Michelle Spencer Leave a Comment

React vs. Respond

React vs. Respond

As I worked around the house this morning, I pondered the idea of reacting versus responding, as well as what the differences and connotations of both words are. Eventually, I decided to look at the definitions of the two words. You can find definitions for react and respond on dictionary.com. When I think of “react,” […]

Filed Under: Blog, Mischievous Musings Tagged With: analysis, disaster recovery planning, mastery, planning, practice, project management, training

July 7, 2016 by Michelle Spencer Leave a Comment

Are You Teaching Swimming or Preventing Drowning?

Are You Teaching Swimming or Preventing Drowning?

Years ago, I heard a story about someone being a first-time swim coach and realizing there were two different approaches to take – teaching swimming or preventing drowning. As a result, I wrote: “Are we teaching swimming or preventing drowning?” on a sticky note that I’ve kept over my desk. I keep it there, because […]

Filed Under: Blog, Learning & Development Tagged With: challenge, cognitive load, learning, mastery, practice, retrieval practice, training

November 9, 2015 by Michelle Spencer Leave a Comment

Basic Competence vs. Experience and Mastery

Basic Competence vs. Experience and Mastery

Let me begin with a question. Would you rather have employees with basic competence in your organization or ones with experience and even mastery of the knowledge and skills required in their roles? The only situation I can imagine where anyone would truly wish for basic competence would be if there was only incompetence currently. […]

Filed Under: Blog, Learning & Development Tagged With: competencies, mastery

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