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Connection before Content

We know what collaborative learning should look like. We’ve designed for it. But somehow it keeps feeling forced. We might have skipped the foundation: Connection before content.

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Facilitation

Gewaltfreie Kommunikation für L&D – Teil 2

Gewaltfreie Kommunikation kann helfen, in Projekt-Workshops echte Bedürfnisse zu klären statt nur Anforderungen zu sammeln.

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Design Thinking

The Problem with Empathy in L&D

What happens when empathy becomes a stand-in for presence, accountability, and power? A reflection sparked by a philosophy podcast, and a cold shower for my own practice.

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LXD

Gewaltfreie Kommunikation für L&D – Teil 1

Sprache im Learning Design beeinflusst Motivation, Lernverhalten und Teilnahme. Pflichtsprache ist in L&D selten lernwirksam. Prinzipien der Gewaltfreien Kommunikation können eine bedürfnisorientierte Lernkultur unterstützen.

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