Moving on to Developing Professional Capability
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2.1.A Knowledge of theories and models of adult  learning, for example, Knowles’ Adult Learning Theory, Bloom’s Taxonomy, Gagne’s Nine Levels of Learning, Mager’s Criterion‐Referenced Instruction Approach, social and collaborative learning, and experiential learning.

2.1.B Knowledge of the foundational learning theories of behaviorism, cognitivism, and constructivism.

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It is useful to take a break when studying. For me, I prefer cycling. I have covered and read materials related to all of the knowledge and skills statements on the study guide.  So I am taking a day off to let things percolate. I will have a few videos later in the week.

So far, I have been cover the Building Personal Capability category, which includes the following items:

• 1.1 Communication
• 1.2 Emotional Intelligence & Decision‐Making
• 1.3 Collaboration & Leadership
• 1.4 Cultural Awareness & Inclusion
• 1.5 Project Management
• 1.6 Compliance & Ethical Behavior

I am studying Item 1.5. This covers the skill in project management.

This is part of the Building Personal Capability category

These are notes, so expect typoos.

First things first. ​Mohamed (Moe Ash) Reda posted this really useful infographic on different types of Design Methodologies that are helpful >> https://prezi.com/i/sqcuh7bqhz9n/design-approaches [PDF version]

I am studying Item 1.4.A. This covers the skill in integrating diversity and inclusion principles in talent development strategies and initiatives.

This is part of the Building Personal Capability category

These are notes, so expect typoss.

A book I like on this topic so much that I bought 10 copies and passed out to people, and require it in courses. Highly recommend >> ​Dream Teams: Working Together Without Falling Apart 

Today I am studying Item 1.3B - Knowledge of conflict management techniques, which is part of Collaboration and Leadership in the Building Personal Capability category

These are notes, so expect typoz.

Generally speaking, I think the ATD BoK is going to be the go-to resource on this one. Has very useful and applicable in formation. I have thrown in a few other items from resources in the Conflict and Communication course I teach, which I think may be useful.

Today, I'm reviewing the following topic/skill statement from the Content Outline:

1.3 Collaboration & Leadership ...
​... the three knowledge/skills statements listed in the content outline are

• 1.3.A Knowledge of theories, methods, and techniques to build and manage professional relationships, for
  example group dynamics, teamwork, shared experience, and negotiation.
• 1.3.B Knowledge of conflict management techniques.
• 1.3.C Knowledge of theories of leadership, for example transformational, inclusive, and situational.

​For some reason, I see A & C going together, so I will cover 1.3B in tomorrow's post.

These are notes! Typos assured.​

Today, I'm reviewing the following topic/skill statement from the Content Outline

• 1.2 Emotional Intelligence & Decision-making 

These are notes, typos likely.