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One of my favourite educators is Sir Ken Robinson who passed away 5 years ago but leaves a huge legacy in Education and Learning. Some of Ken’s lectures on Youtube are in the tens of millions of views. His books are wonderful. My favourites are: Out of Our Minds Finding Your Element Learning to be […]

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Many years ago I read Agryris and Schon (1996) Organisational Learning II, Theory Method and Practice. It is a transformational book. Agryris and Schon explained that we all hold beliefs, ethics, values, ontologies and orientations that are rarely articulated. They called these ‘espoused theories’, even though these beliefs are often not spoken. These are beliefs […]

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Free 2 Hour Workshop – Poetics With Dr Long  9am (Canberra Time) Wednesday 10 December We offer you a free special 2-hour workshop with Dr Long 9am (Canberra Time) Wednesday 10 December. If you want to join in, register here: [email protected] Those who register will receive a free copy of chapter one of the book […]

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Theme – An Ecology of Mind and Holistic Ergonomics. I wish to take the opportunity in this Newsletter, the last for 2025 to wish you a Merry Christmas and happy New Year. Make sure you keep posted for the new years newsletter or on https://safetyrisk.net/ for news of free courses that will be on offer […]

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by Simon Renatus As clear, transparent communication is key for helping to prevent or reduce the risk of serious incidents occurring in the workplace, perhaps it is time that those involved in OHS put their ‘linguistic house’ in order. (Everley, 2010) Why a house? And whose house, exactly? What kind of order does the author […]

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