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The leadership catalyst

Thesis Summary Zachery Kevin This is an excerpt from the conclusion of my thesis for my Master's of Science degree in Organizational Dynamics, from the University of Pennsylvania. My thesis title is The Leadership Catalyst: A New Paradigm for Helping Leadership Flourish in Organizations. There …

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Introductory remarks on informal learning

When observing the world, informal learning seems to be the most common form of learning. Learning by imitation, copying, modeling, exemplarity, friction with the environment around us is a widespread way to learn For example the IndianTrimurthi involves guru / disciple, senior / devotee, professional …

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How to develop self directed learning?

How to develop Self-Directed Learning? Denis CRISTOL PhD (CREF Paris Ouest Nanterre) – 4cristol@free.fr Summary From a French perspective, this contribution develops the idea that self-directed learning [1] is particularly useful for the training of managers. 1) Relations between trainers and students. 2) Benefits expected …

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On becoming a manager

This text is the temporary conclusion of my research work about the French manager’s emergent identity. One special difficulty with the translation lies in a cultural-linguistic difference: In the French society the concept of manager does not have the same meaning as in the Anglo-American …

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Management Education

D enis CRISTOL PhD (Paris Ouest Nanterre CREF) - 4cristol@free.fr Summary This article analyzes trends and development of the Global Higher Education in a French perspective. It shows that’s the global market for education is now a reality. The Issues are linked with countries economic …

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Management didactics

Denis Cristol. Ph D. Continuing education manager Advancia Négocia and member of CREF * * University of Paris Ouest Nanterre CREF (EA 1589) 200 Avenue of the Republic Nanterre Cedex - 92001 4cristol@free.fr Abstract. This paper is a critique of the didactic methods currently being …