I compared this situation to other times that a workshop didn’t go as planned and remembered that experiential learning is nearly always salvageable. Some degree of over-learning is required in order for participants to feel confident about exercising a new skill. They persevere despite beatings by police, winning a 10-percent wage increase and five-day work week – 1926, The Norris-LaGuardia Anti-Injunction Act took effect on this day. A model for keeping all learners engaged when debriefing in a group. I dress in khaki attire, complete with a regulation pith helmet, place a few stuffed parrots strategically about the room, and play jungle sounds in the background. (I’ve spoken to some who even put role plays into sessions because they enjoy putting their learners on the spot. We hope that many of the theoretical features and ideas we discussed earlier in the chapter, such as context and environment, transfer appropriate processing, and narrative theory, were made concrete through the various examples and illustrations we have provided. We take comfort in instruments like the Myers-Briggs or DiSC that tell us who we are and how we predictably respond. Then, with a little analysis, a little reflective practice, about what I did right or wrong, I could improve my speaking on my own. Paige, R. M. (1993). Also in the 1960s, the field of education began to take a serious look at the relationship between international students and their American counterparts. • Buy-in is all-important. 3: Meeting schedule. Each participant is then asked to take out a pencil and paper and write down his or her name, address, telephone number, any medication currently being taken, and any known allergies. He went on to become a NASCAR driver and attempted, along with Fireball Roberts and Tim Flock, to organize the other drivers into a union in 1961 in the hope of better purses, a share in broadcasting rights and retirement benefits for the drivers. Plastic grocery bags, socks, cardboard boxes, bowling balls, and sledge hammers. Yablonski, his wife and daughter were murdered on December 30, 1969. Even adaptive testing can be developed, where the engine changes the situations to identify what the learner does and does not know. It never achieves the kind of longlasting impacts of reflective, experiential learning that stories are perfectly suited for. • You have come in before regular working hours. (Ed.). The results of investigations by Union Carbide and the government were never released to the public; one authoritative independent study laid blame at the feet of Union Carbide for its failures on training, staffing, safety and other issues – 1984, Arrests began today in Middleton, N.J., of teachers striking in violation of a no-strike law. Creating Openness Promoting Understanding Considering New Attitudes and Behaviors Experimenting Obtaining Support Creating Openness The first challenge is to “get your foot in the door,” as opposed to “getting the door slammed in your face.” Recognizing that the people you are hoping to change 16 The Handbook of Experiential Learning may be resistant to your efforts, you want to be seen as open and trustworthy, without an agenda that imposes change. Spain was my favorite location; the backcountry near Pico de Orizaba was perfect. Y CHAPTER TWO THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Stephen Fiore, David Metcalf and Rudy McDaniel Stephen M. Fiore is an assistant professor with the University of Central Florida’s Cognitive Sciences Program in the Department of Philosophy and director of the Consortium for Research in Adaptive Distributed Learning Environments at UCF’s Institute for Simulation and Training and Team Performance Laboratory. These attitudes and behaviors cluster in what I would call “arenas of change.” Following are six arenas in which uncertainties, tensions, and resistance often occur: 1. They had been fighting for improved safety and working conditions – 1917   The Screen Actors Guild holds its first meeting. They were a large multinational hardware and software company whose success was unparalleled in the Eighties and early Nineties. We do not stop experiencing when the debriefing begins. A model for focused questioning. See Games Learning Map process (GM), 49 Learning organizations, 107 Learning and transfer: narrative theory on, 40–47; role of context and cognition in, 35–40; TAP theory on, 38–40 Lease, L., 180 Leonard, D., 47 Leslie, J., 319 Levy, J., 346 Lewin, K., 327 Lewin’s Change Model, 325fig Lewin’s Force Field Model, 326fig Life’s 2Solution (Hughes), 360, 361, 367 The Line (diversity activity), 304–305 Lintern, G., 39 Listening (reflective), 97 Lockhart, R. S., 38 Loden, M., 290 Lombardo, M., 308, 309, 311 The Looking Glass Experience, 307 Looking Glass Inc. (LGI): context and function of, 309–312; debriefing, 312–316; described, 24, 308; roles of assessment, challenge, and support, 316–319 Lord, M., 172 Lord of the Rings (Tolkien), 42–43 Lost in Cyberspace (Richter & Willett), 127 M McCall, M., 308, 309, 311 McCauley, C., 309, 316 McDaniel, R., 33, 34, 42, 44, 46, 53 McHuron, C., 293 McLeod, S., 302 McQuillan, M., 40 Mager, R., 147 The Magic Three (story experiential activity), 218–221 Making Stories: (Gargiulo), 202 Management in Turbulent Times (Drucker), 326 Managing Workforce 2000: ( Jamieson & O’Mara), 288 Mandler, J., 45 Markhall (simulation game), 345 Markman, A. Activities that involve posting information on charts as it is brainstormed is challenging for someone who is blind. 2. Reasoning, learning and action. McClintic expresses concern, instead, about child idleness – 1924, United Mine Workers reformer Joseph “Jock” Yablonski, his wife and daughter are murdered by hit men hired by union president Tony Boyle, who was to be convicted of the crime and eventually die in prison – 1969, OSHA adopts a grain handling facilities standard to protect 155,000 workers at nearly 24,000 grain elevators from the risk of fire and explosion from highly combustible grain dust – 1987, Women weavers form union, Fall River, Mass. Everything was a haze. Sitting down and hearing about optimism, for example, can trigger valuable interest, but to actually grow our optimism, we must practice. Other methods, covered elsewhere in this book, simply work better. Although a specific question is not included for this occurrence, a discussion can develop as to why the structure did not last: Was it poor design, ineffective use of materials, unresolved conflict in the group, limited participation by individuals, or was it something else? Is there equal opportunity for participation? Gas was flying all over the place and shots flying and flares going up and it was the first time I had ever seen anything like it in my life…” – 1937   ILWU begins a 4-day general strike in sugar, pineapple, and longshore to protest convictions under the anti-communist Smith Act of seven activists, “the Hawaii Seven.” The convictions were later overturned by a federal appeals court – 1953, June 20 Birth of Albert Parsons, Haymarket martyr – 1848   The American Railway Union, headed by Eugene Debs, is founded in Chicago. The whole graph would be a horizontal line if it were calibrated in whole degrees -- thus showing ZERO warming Said Mother Jones: “The capitalist class hounded him as if he had been a wild beast.” – 1900, To the huge relief of Post Office Department employees, the service sets a limit of 200 pounds a day to be shipped by any one customer. What fears/concerns might they have? We had exaggerated the problem and overwhelmed the point of it all. A new chapter, “Beyond One-Sided Class War,” looks at how modern protest movements, such as the Battle of Seattle and Occupy Wall Street, were ignited and considers the similarities between these challenges to authority and those of labor’s past.) ), Theoretical issues in reading and comprehension. 95–135). Some use interpreters and some don’t. In this method, you simply define the two ends of the spectrum and ask everyone to stand at a point on the line that represents his or her point of view. A., 53 Canonicity and breach features, 44 Caplan, L. J., 38 CARB model: on alignment and goal agreement, 260–262; on behaviors and skills, 264–265; on commitment to team and each other, 258–260; illustrated diagram of, 259fig; on relationships among team members, 262–264 Card games (technical training), 245 Case studies, 6 Case of the Ugli Organes (exercise), 280 Center for Creative Leadership (North Carolina), 306 Challis, B. H., 38 Change management: change effort success through, 324fig–326; competitive advantage of, 323–324; computer-based simulations on, 330–331; employee perspective on, 333–335; factors influencing success in, 338–340; Interface’s Global Village on, 333–334; leadership perspective on, 326–330; role play as live simulation of, 331–333 Change management simulations: Big Top: Serving Circus Performers, 336t–337t; debate over use of, 330–331; ExperienceChange, 327–330, 328fig, 334; Park Li, 331–332; scenario-planning exercises, 332–333 Change management success factors: creating dissonance, 338–339; enabling experimentation, 340; helping employees understand/manage reactions, 339; resilience, 338 Change process: arenas of, 14–15; debriefing model that captures rhythm of, 64; DIKW framework on, 326–327fig; Lewin’s change model on, 325fig; Lewin’s force field model on, 326fig; role of experiential activity in, 18–32; steps in attitude and behavior, 15–18; successful efforts of, 324fig–326 Index Change steps: 1: creating openness, 15–16; 2: promoting understanding, 16–17; 3: considering new attitudes and behaviors, 17; 4: experimenting, 17; 5: obtaining support, 17–18 Cherniss, C., 368 “Chip In” activity, 134 Chisholm, J., 321, 322 Clancey, W. J., 36 Coaches: action learning, 98, 99; executive, 31; role play, 197 Coaching activities: apprenticeship, 244; technical training through, 245, 247 Cognition: context and, 35–37; embodied, 37; intercultural training, 356; learning and situated, 8, 36–37 Collaboration improv activities, 167 Collaborative Growth, 360, 361 Collaborator skills: checklist on improving, 287; experiential learning for improving, 281; as interpersonal skill, 274 Colleague Commercials (icebreaker), 164 Color/Advance (improv activity), 165–166 Commitment, 258–260 Common Currency (Ukens), 132 Communication: checklist on improving, 286; experiential learning for improving, 278; intercultural facilitation and styles of, 353–354; as interpersonal skill, 273; language differences and, 305, 355; reflective listening and, 97; setting diversity goals and increasing, 292–293 Competency Map, 214–215fig, 216t Comprehensibility characteristic, 47 Computer-based simulations: effective learning practices for, 140; engaged learning in, 143–145; engaging experience elements for, 140–142t; synergy of, 142–143; systematic design of, 146fig–152 Conceptual Maps, 335 Concrete Experience phase, 228 377 Conflict resolution: checklist for improving, 287; experiential learning for, 280; as interpersonal skill, 274 Confucius, 2 Congress on Action Learning, 96 Connectedness characteristic, 47 Consensus survival simulations, 127 Consortium for Research on Emotional Intelligence in Organizations, 368 Content simulation, 127–128 Context: definition of, 35–36; intercultural training, 350–352; learning and role of cognition and, 35–37; theoretical issues of TAP theory, simulations, and, 38–40; transfer and, 37–38 Conversation Weave (improv activity), 167 Count the Squares (game), 19 Craik, F. I. M., 38 Creating openness: as changing attitudes and behavior step, 15–16; as experiential activity, 18–19 Creativity improv activities, 166 Cross-cultural training. They not only shared common problems, such as how to equalize participation at meetings, but also organized a process whereby peers observed each other’s meetings and provided feedback and recommendations for best practices. • What is planned for follow-up? What we hear is fused with our experiences. Note any phone calls you plan to make, including information about when you plan to make the call and whom you plan to call. In my experience, the process gets off to the best start and is sustained by welldesigned and well-placed experiential activities. There are six rounds to the game. The participants began to appreciate the world’s population distribution. Despite the fact that 12 million of the nation’s workers were women—to rise to 18 million by war’s end—the panel consisted entirely of men – 1942, The original Tompkins Square Riot. After articulating my theory, I asked myself how I would support my daughter differently given this new information. However, understanding this branched narrative could lead to other stories that have interactive branching and some level of simulated intelligence based on textual responses. Spend time exploring feelings the characters (separate from the role players) likely experienced, whether those feelings are typical of individuals in the role-played scenario or not, and why the participants believe this is or is not so. Actually, that’s the most effective way.” The other group said, “You must be kidding! The activity can be framed to focus on either the individual or the organization. A custom simulation reflects a company’s transformation process. Some examples of the types of discussion you can lead following a role play include asking people to analyze how their own stories would have been different if they adopted any of the strategies identified by the group and what people will try differently when they find themselves in a similar situation. Once we have done that, we will be fine.” As previously mentioned, this is a dangerously limiting view of teams. I suggest that the proposed new learning approach is simply the best for all learners, regardless of generation, learning style, and so on. In 2014, Prosten gifted UCS to the Worker Institute. Add in maps that were nearly worthless because of their insistence in trails that didn’t exist or refusal to show trails that did made for the perfect leadership challenge. 3. It contains the central competencies that are at the heart of using stories effectively to be a better communicator and 218 The Handbook of Experiential Learning learner. A legendary figure, he was president of the United Mine Workers from 1920 to 1960 and a driving force behind the formation of the Congress of Industrial Organizations – 1969, Fifty thousand members of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen employed in meatpacking plants walk off their jobs; demands include equalization of wages and conditions throughout U.S. plants – 1904, The U.S. Supreme Court invalidates two sections of a Florida law: one required state licensing of paid union business agents, the other required registration with the state of all unions and their officers – 1945, Major League Baseball strike begins, forces cancellation of 713 games. . 4. The decision was challenged and eventually overturned after Bush left office – 2003, In what is described as the worst industrial disaster in state history, the Pemberton Mill in Lawrence, Mass., collapses, trapping 900 workers, mostly Irish women. But there are clever ways of making this compromise. San Francisco: Pfeiffer. The game can be played anywhere, on sand or grass, or even a basketball court. It is far better to encourage participants to draw their own conclusions. It is a skill that they can apply directly to their own direct reports when they return home. Understanding and Leading Change • • • • • • • • What were you thinking throughout the exercise? To this day I am eternally grateful for friendship and all of the richness it has given me in life. It’s painful for many people with this preference, and they may not be able to help you make your point. 3–22). This phase can be tricky for the facilitator. Fifty years after their deaths the state’s governor issued a proclamation saying they had been treated unfairly and that “any disgrace should be forever removed from their names.” – 1921, Steel workers in Cleveland begin what was to be an 88-week strike against wage cuts – 1885, Homestead, Pa., steel strike. In addition, trainers have enjoyed the following. A number of variations can be applied to either. This is described as technology that builds on the notion of “interactive documentary” (www.paxwarrior.com/home/ index.php). Depth of processing and the retention of words in episodic memory. the city. Bennhold-Samaan (2004, pp. • Exercises in reframing: Often, in times of change, people become narrowly focused on what is being lost versus what can or will be gained. Then, in a small group, they post the messages on a chart. As members of a group create a shared history, lots and lots of stories will naturally emerge. For leaders and FIGURE 19.2. Over one million copies of his publications have been sold in nearly a dozen languages worldwide. Five days later the dead are buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in Forest Park, Ill., in an area set aside as Showmen’s Rest, purchased only a few months earlier by the Showmen’s League of America – 1918, Violence erupted during a coal mine strike at Herrin, Ill. A total of 36 were killed, 21 of them non-union miners – 1922, Charles Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, goes to Butte, Mont. It can also work well when using the stage-front or fishbowl approach. Among these is a summary of nine ways to use stories to promote experiential learning. Some of these may take only a minute, and others encompass hours. Examining what happened yesterday will not drive change or make a company competitive. Others disregard the structure and walk freely into the president’s office. Reheat trials do not resume until 1972, using second prototype BD 884. Doing something new, something valuable. The assignment of roles in the role play can be done in a variety of ways, depending on the situation and the nature of the role play. The very act of weaving in new material with the story will create opportunities for the teller to uncover new nooks and crannies of meaning. He also suggests taking notes—a suggestion I strongly second—during the role play, regarding ways the learners can improve as well as those areas in which the learners are doing well, and not interrupting the role play during taping for feedback or correction. We explained that certain learning services would be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Normativeness and genericness suggest that narrative’s use of genre is a way of representing human experience in a predefined fashion. Next, if it hasn’t started happening naturally already, ask the group to provide feedback, impressions, and reactions to the teller. 155 156 The Handbook of Experiential Learning Contact Information The Thiagi Group 20 Iroquois Trail Slingerland, NY 12159 (518) 847–9882 [email protected] www.thiagi.com T URN ON YOUR TELEVISION and you might just run into “Who’s Line Is It, Anyway?” or “Curb Your Enthusiasm” or any number of other improvised programs. The recognition of its importance has driven leading organizations and business schools to integrate change management as part of their core development curricula. This approach provides them with time to create a role play and gives them a chance to rehearse before a final performance. Be Willing to Be Vulnerable with a Group Stories are not for the faint of heart. This debriefing method is a variation of a scaling technique that goes under many names, including “spectrum,” “lineup,” “positions,” and “silent statements.” The main difference is that the “horseshoe” is a curved line. But first, I want to share some history and attempt to explain its evolution to increase understanding and what makes it work. The older generation is able to relive its commitment and actions toward reaching South Africa’s new democracy. Making sense of what is going on is autonomous, entirely self-generated within the group” (Heron, 1999, p. 16). They come in many forms: a complete, ready-to-use exercise (such as a game); a comprehensive resource on one topic (such as conflict management) containing a variety of methods and approaches; or a collection of like-minded activities (such as icebreakers) on multiple subjects and situations. • Team size. The event led to protests and movements around the world, with their focus on economic inequality, corruption, greed and the influence on government of monied interests. In each case, the leadership characteristics would be tailored to the wording of the leadership competencies of the organization undertaking the training. Their expectations have been sharpened and shaped. Resources: dummy microphone and dummy remote control (real or improvised) Action Replay is a classic example of dynamic debriefing, as well as being a challenging team exercise in its own right. Role Play Reflects Reality Consider how Alan Klein defined role play in 1956: “reality practice.” Of the three areas we concern ourselves with in training and development—knowledge, skills, and attitudes—role play doesn’t work so well with knowledge. Participants tell their stories about an experience while tracing their journey across their map with a finger. Many said they worked 70 or more hours a week, often seven nights a week from 10 p.m. to 9 a.m. Cleaner Jesus Lopez told the, First National Conference of Trade Union Women – 1918, The first “talkie” movie, The Jazz Singer, premiers in New York City. The use of ready-made checklists is another approach. Specification Once you have done the analysis, you move into the specification process. Adult learners have established values, attitudes, and tendencies that result in set habits and strong tastes that affect their personal learning process and the way in which an activity flows. is founded by 112 actors at a meeting in New York City’s Pabst Grand Circle Hotel. The lockout was to last two and one-half years – 1993   June 28 Birthday of machinist Matthew Maguire, who many believe first suggested Labor Day. (2000). Finding a Starting Point You can start a debriefing with the experience and let issues or topics emerge, or you can start by using a topic as a lens through which to select and view an experience. It blends learning approaches—half the time is spent in classroom lectures and discussions, with the other half of the time spent out-ofdoors participating in a learning journey. Procedural Simulations are dress rehearsals of real-world events, such as making a technical presentation to a client, troubleshooting a piece of equipment, or providing emergency technical assistance. Imagine, the financial well-being of their organization, the livelihood of their colleagues, their professional and personal success, sometimes even people’s lives, depend on how they perform every day. 2. Louise groans and Andrea offers her phone to Jerry, who makes the call. Remind tutors that the participants they are helping must be able to do the skill by themselves. .” is just a cagey way of saying, “no.” Nothing that comes before it counts. This is particularly relevant, as working with EI is still new enough that many clients aren’t clear just what we’re talking about. But, in fact, we play roles all the time. They can make a plan for what they want to learn, try it out, analyze what worked and what didn’t work, and try again. Some activities take a long time, and the group is too tired to debrief afterward. One 14-year-old girl had a high intellect, but after she was hit by a car, she suddenly couldn't do outlines or organize her time, her mother says in an interview. Values from the perspective of cognitive-experiential self-theory. So, in the sales process, for instance, the ideal might be that we want our learners to gather information before contacting a client and then just establish the relationship and verify information before discussing product. For example, communicating is a combination of verbal (content, intonation, cadence, etc.) Don’t assume you know what accommodation to make. 3. What did people think when he announced that the papers were missing? Until leaders are asked to reflect on their “key events,” they often have not fully realized what they learned from those experiences or how much they had benefited from that learning. A multi-stage feedback approach is recommended, with each stage identified by a specific question. But in practice, this kind of non-evaluative idea generation can be difficult to achieve. You must score at least 80 percent in order to pass. For many participants, this further adds to the challenge of operating in the midst of significant ambiguity. . All slips are handed to the trainer, who tallies them and announces the results. The floor-size map is a good scale for demonstrating the method. • Training must not contain elements likely to induce high levels of emotional response or psychological stress in some participants. Academy of Management Learning and Education, 1(1), 78–95. • Is there sufficient support from top management? When new teams are chartered or started there needs to be a format and plan for discussion of team member roles and expectations. From ExperiencePoint’s Toronto office, he leads a development team whose work has been recognized for excellence by a variety of organizations, including the Stanford Research Institute, the American Society for Training and Development, and leading technology providers such as Macromedia. You are liable to be eaten by a grue,” an appropriate response might be “Turn on lantern.” The game would pick up on the key words or phrases, such as “turn on” and “lantern,” and would take you to the next branch of the story: “Ah, you escaped narrowly and get to move forward through the cellar into the tunnel.” Or, if you input the wrong information for that particular narrative or situation: “We’re sorry; you have been eaten by a grue.” This example may seem not to have much bearing on the current professional environment. The job action lasts three days before the secretary of labor intervenes and an agreement is reached. Allow there to be some silence after a participant shares his or her stories. Paramus, NJ: Financial Times/Prentice Hall. Quality and Safety in Health Care, 11, 119–120. This also allows for increased sophistication and complexity in the design. Distribute the cards to some participants. Especially important is Step 5: allow the receiver to talk. Thirteen are formed in the state over a 25-year period. A: I have looked over your resume. Anderson’s representative Bill Browning began explaining the story of “spaceship earth,” providing memorable analogies to describe our planet’s cosmic insignificance and, paradoxically, local import. The value of a collection of cards is determined by a predetermined set of rules; however, these rules are not told to the players. As I mentioned earlier, when competition is involved, it is important to manage the competitive elements of the simulation so that the competition doesn’t overwhelm the learnings. At the start of the game, each player receives a secret, random collection of cards, plus one or more slips, each showing one of the valuation rules. The press operators picketed for 19 months but eventually decertified the union – 1975, California Gov. Yes, but not too tall for the classic cross-cultural simulation Bafa Bafa (Shirts, 1974). The energy this creates in a group is contagious. 6. Before participating in this exercise, someone may not have associated these stories with one another. Stats: Stats is another getting-to-know-each-other activity. Develop a format for organizing a highlight report. The definitions I found took circular approaches, such as prepare employees for technical jobs or ensure effective transfer of technology. One group successfully navigating the backcountry, while another mired in hopeless power struggles was the luck of the draw. The effects of globalization and the dawn of the information age have profoundly accelerated the pace of change in all aspects of our personal and professional lives. The stronger Storytelling 211 the connections between the stories and the greater the number of connections between them directly correlates with the quality of learning. Principles for Effective Role Play Too many trainers simply throw together a role play. Think of us when you do these things, and you may find a bridge opening between us. Will the event contain a single (or several) intact teams, or will it be made up of people who are on teams, but not necessarily the same team? Finally, many improv techniques and games are templates that can be used to enhance learning, regardless of the specific content. $790 million of this money was intended to be used to fund work relief and flood recovery programs – 1937, U.S. Sen. Joseph McCarthy falsely charged that the State Department was riddled with Communists. Let’s talk about each of these components. Training about cultures may be culture-general (that is, applicable to any culture) or culture-specific. 4. The scenario tempts participants into persuading each other (“I know we can use the whiskey to build a fire!”), rather than exploring, assessing the available options, and seeking as much information from each other as possible. Seventy-nine of the strikers were deported to Kansas two days later – 1904, Spectator mine disaster kills 168, Butte, Mont. Or can you work with more simplicity and elegance? This is an ideal time to pair up participants as “practice partners.” Invite participants to demonstrate to their partners how to perform the skill in question. Industrial and Commercial Training, 27(3), 19–27. Some 9,000 workers walked off the job, halting service on 5,000 miles of track. 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