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Day 11 - See you'll in CLASS!!!

Please bring along a print out of your individual reflections with the feedback provided so that we can share and learn from each other in the class on Day 11.

Bye!!

Day 8 to Day 10 - Sharing Session

Hey students, this is where you teach the Creative Tension Model framework, which is the essence of the discipline of Personal Mastery, to your peers/friends or family members using examples of daily life. After your sharing session, I would like you'll to take time to reflect on your learnings and post your reflections on the weblog. Again, I am not imposing any specific reflective questions but rather a generic one as quoted below. You may choose to use it to guide your thinking as you reflect.

Questions for Reflection:
What went well?
What did not go so well?
What might you have done better?
What clarity have you gained about the framework?
Is there anything else you would like to share with the class?

Day 7 - Video Clip

Please watch the video clip from Singapore Dreaming and post your reflections on the weblog. I will not be posting any specific questions but rather would want to know your own reflections about the clip. The clip is in Chinese and subtitles are provided for those who do not understand the spoken language.

Day 6 - Reflective Question

Question for Reflection on The Art & Practice of a Learning Organization:
1) What is your orientation, creative or reactive, do you notice yourself living in most often (while at work, home, etc)?
2) What is your thinking and reaction about the discipline of Personal Mastery?

Question for Reflection on The Lemming Dilemma:
1) What have you learned from the story?
2) What are your key takeaways on personal vision and purpose?

Note; Students are post all their individual reflections on this blog by end of Day 6.

Day 1 to Day 5 - Reading Assignments

Reading Assignments
Now that you all have experienced the 5-day workshop on Organizational Learning, please take time to read the following books that are related to the discipline of Personal Mastery.
1) Chapter 8 - The Art & Practice of the Learning Organization
2) Whole Book - The Lemming Dilemma

Upon finishing your read, please take time to reflect on your readings. A reflective question will be posted on Day 5 at 1200hrs on this weblog. All students are to post their reflections based on the questions that will be posted here. Have a nice week reading and reflecting!