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Learning in relationship : foundation for personal and professional success / Ronald R Short.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Seattle, Washington : Learning in Action Technologies, c1998.Edition: 1st edDescription: ix, 153 p. : ill., 23 cmISBN:
  • 1887259007
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • HM1111 .S56 1998
Contents:
Thinking lessons: In the middle, looking out; In the middle, looking inside-out; Living from the inside-out; Learning from the inside-out; Learning from patterns; Noticing now -- Inquiry lessons: Learning from among, systems inquiry; Learning from between, mutual inquiry; Learning from within, self-inquiry -- Application lessons: How to conduct systems inquiry; How to conduct mutual inquiry; How to conduct self-inquiry; On your own -- Glossary of terms
Summary: This book [first] introduces you to an interpersonal world that is in front of you, around you, and among you. You'll be given "lenses," ways of thinking, that open you to this ever-present world. Armed with this perspective, [the book next] provides core principles and assumptions that prepare you to learn from your relationships in the present tense - from what is going on here and now: among you and others
Item type: Books
Holdings
Current library Collection Call number Vol info Status Date due Barcode
Judith Thomas Library General Stacks Books HM 1111 .S56 1998 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) AUA21770 Available AUA21770

Thinking lessons: In the middle, looking out; In the middle, looking inside-out; Living from the inside-out; Learning from the inside-out; Learning from patterns; Noticing now --
Inquiry lessons: Learning from among, systems inquiry; Learning from between, mutual inquiry; Learning from within, self-inquiry --
Application lessons: How to conduct systems inquiry; How to conduct mutual inquiry; How to conduct self-inquiry; On your own --
Glossary of terms


This book [first] introduces you to an interpersonal world that is in front of you, around you, and among you. You'll be given "lenses," ways of thinking, that open you to this ever-present world. Armed with this perspective, [the book next] provides core principles and assumptions that prepare you to learn from your relationships in the present tense - from what is going on here and now: among you and others