Resources: Action Learning Foundation Workshop sample

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Jim Simpson

Jim is a consultant, researcher, coach and developer.

This is a sample of activites provided for an action learning  course run for community development workers and managers. The ‘ALTogether’ action learning programme was featured as an example of good practice in the book Action Learning in Health by John Edmonstone and in Action Learning on Practice by Mike Pedler.

Action Learning Foundation Workshop – Handouts

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