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Moving Onsite Learning to Online? Avoid these Traps!

One of my least favourite yet most common questions from onsite professors, coaches, and trainers is “how can I just move my content from onsite to online?” My first task is to eradicate this concept of “lifting and moving.” This is emotionally painful. Who wants to be told that their fabulous class or workshop is about to be mothballed? Onsite Benefits that Break Online The classic response to any suggestion that we have to think differently for online learning is … [Read More]

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Growth Mindset in Adults

My decades-long research has been to bridge the growth mindset gap between theory and action.

The growth mindset instrument developed by Dr. Carol Dweck is a useful model for shaping awareness but needs more nuance to guide actionable behaviour. We can have a growth mindset in some areas of our life, while we can have a fixed mindset in others … but what are those areas? How can we improve?

I need data to construct a growth mindset instrument. It will identify areas where one is struggling with fixed thinking. After people achieve that nuanced awareness, the instrument would give them strategies to start the journey towards growth. However, to do that, I need your stories! I need your HELP!

[Click here to read more about my growth mindset work and join my journey]

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About Marian

My passion is centered around ensuring effective learning experiences that improve people's lives. Developing a learning mindset is my ultimate goal whether working with academic programs or corporate training; formal or informal learning practices. It is my belief that our potential for agility is limited only by our capacity for learning.

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