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Marsick, Victoria J.; Watkins, Karen E. – Adult Learning, 1996
A learning organization supports learning at three levels: (1) individual, through continuous opportunities, inquiry, and dialog; (2) team, through action learning and collaboration; and (3) organizational, through systems that capture learning, empower participants, and link to the environment. Leaders who model and support learning at all three…
Descriptors: Adult Educators, Individual Development, Lifelong Learning, Organizational Development
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Marsick, Victoria J.; Watkins, Karen E. – Adult Learning, 1992
Reflective practice through continuous learning in the workplace involves viewing experiences as potential learning and reexamining assumptions, values, methods, policies, and practices. Steps in continuous work/learning are as follows: clarify thinking, be open to questions, notice context, test hunches, investigate, name and rename the problem,…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Corporate Education, Experiential Learning, Learning Processes
Dirkx, John M.; Swanson, Richard A.; Watkins, Karen E.; Cseh, Maria – 2002
Our understanding of workplace learning is shaped by four dominant discourses that may be labeled the discourses of design, demand, development and desire. Within these different discourses, understanding of workplace learning is shaped and bounded by particular assumptions about the "self in context," which includes the organizational…
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Adult Education, Adult Learning, Corporations