Learning Dynamics (part 2): Self-Organisation

“When I explain complexity theory to my old Mum, she looks at me quizzically and says, ‘Isn’t that common sense, dear?’”

The Learning Landscape

“the impossibility of knowing the totality of the learning landscape is not as important as understanding that such a vast, ever-changing landscape exists.”

Luke Beveridge…Neo-Generalist?

As someone who grew up playing and following Australian Rules Football and then was fortunate enough to be involved in a professional capacity for a number of years, it is hard not to be enthralled by the Western Bulldogs journey over the last two seasons. On Saturday it…

The “3 P’s” of Coaching

#WorkingOutLoud

We are now four rounds into the 2016 AFL season. Watching a few matches over the last month has sparked a reflective mode, pondering my experiences across more than a decade working in that sport as well as an enjoyable dialogue that…

Make a Plan, Stick to the Plan, Always Deliver!

Narratives of Excellence

I found last week a fascinating one in regards to engaging conversations and online content. The theme that emerged centred around prevailing and alternative narratives of excellence - of an individual or team, in the present or on the developmental journey.

Learning begins when teaching stops

The image below appeared on my twitter timeline a couple of times today…

(Learning) Space Invaders

Not that long ago, in a galaxy not that far away, there was a space