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Teams for a New Generation (Paperback, First)

Author(s): Greg Robinson & Mark Rose Publisher: AuthorHouse

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Teams for a New Generation provides a simple model to understand how teams move past the mediocrity of consensus to innovative thinking that comes with Collective Learning. The purpose is to help facilitators move experiential learning beyond the traditional notion of teambuilding which has become a catchall phrase for individuals just getting more comfortable with one another. Using experiential learning to develop the attitudes and skills to continually learn provides real hope for creating fundamental change in the way teams function.

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