viernes, 30 de diciembre de 2011

Mis Deseos para un muy Productivo y Competitivo 2012.

Sin otro, agradezco a quienes se han acercado a este espacio, que hemos creado este año.
Falta mucho, vamos empezando. Ya irá tomando forma. Por lo pronto comunicarles que en breves estaremos mudándonos con todo y contenido a tumblr... ya les pasaré el nuevo link.


Un abrazo de un colega




ACB.

Three Stage Continuum of Learning (P. Senge The Vth Discipline)






--Diana Smith´s approach for learning Disciplines (Useful for gaining insight on to the theory we are developing)--


Stage One: New Cognitive Capacities 

People see new things and can speak a new language. This
allows them to see more clearly their own and
others' assumptions, actions, and
consequences of both. Typically, they find it
hard to translate these new cognitive and
linguistic competencies into fundamentally new
actions. They may begin to behave differently,
but the basic rules, assumptions, and values are
the same.



Stage Two: New Action Rules

As old assumptions "loosen" in response to
the cognitive insights of Stage One, people
begin to experiment with action rules based on
new assumptions so they can see what they
yield. They may need to rely on the new
language to produce new actions, and they will
find it difficult to access or string together new
rules when under stress.



Stage Three: Values and Operating
Assumptions
People can string together rules that reflect
new action values and operating assumptions.
They can enact these rules under stress and
ambiguity, continuing to aid their own and
others' learning. By this stage, people will have
adapted the rules into their own particular
model, speaking in their own voice.


Source: (annex. 1 p. 352) Senge, Peter: The Fith Discipline: The art and practice of the learning organization (1990).
Morelia, Michoacán. 31 de Diciembre 2011.