Community Building In Organizations By Kaz Gozdz

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Carper (1978) Fundamental patterns of knowing
Advertisements

Principles of Adult Learning. Overview Introduction Assumptions Context Content Process Learning Styles Double Loop Learning Summary.
Presented by: Mari Grobschmidt & Amanda Pulda
Make it Visible! A Framework to Infuse Critical Thinking Across the Curriculum. Creating Discipline Specific Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)
© 2008 Chambers Group LLC INTEGRAL MATTERS THRIVING ON DIFFERENCE IN THE NEW NORMAL.
1 Luminescence Consulting luminescence.org The emerging BHRS transformation An exploration with staff and partners.
Curriculum Mapping Overview Based on the work of Heidi Hayes Jacobs, Ph.D and Susan Udelhofen, Ph.D Compiled and Presented to IUP undergraduate students.
Division of Student Affairs Student Staff Training.
Navigating the Intersections. Navigating the Intersections My Personal Inquiry.
The Areas of Interaction are…
9.1 WELCOME TO COMMON CORE HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS LEADERSHIP SCHOOL YEAR SESSION 1 17 SEPT 2014 TAKING CHANCES (IN CONTENT AND PEDAGOGY)
Building Learning Organizations in Dementia Care December 2010 Kelly Papa MSN, RN.
2. The Learning Community Sociological and Psychological Nature of Groups Sociological and Psychological Nature of Groups Reciprocity Cohort Model Interaction.
Let’s Consider….. A Systems Approach - The organization is the unit of change guided by a common mission and goals as workers integrate programs and services.
Advancing learning through service Tamara Thorpe Trainer | Coach | Consultant Region 2 NAFSA Albuquerque, NM.
Unpacking Geography F-6. Objectives This session will introduce you to:  the structure of the curriculum  its key concepts  developmental sequence.
ECS 311 April 2 nd, TODAY’S AGENDA  Reflection of Pre-internship experience  Remaining class expectations  Building Unit Frameworks  **Please.
KEYS TO GREAT MANAGEMENT Strategies and Tools For Emerging Leaders 2016 By Christa Roth.
CREATING A SOCIAL STUDIES CLASSROOM
New NSW Geography syllabus 7-10
Chapter 23: Building Community
Presenter: Terry O’Connell
MGT 426 mart Your World/mgt426mart.com
Tom Grant Dean, College of Leadership and Professional Development
Exploring Organisational Roles
MODULE 11 – SCENARIO PLANNING
OSEP Leadership Conference July 28, 2015 Margaret Heritage, WestEd
Managing Change John Collins.
A New Reality Modern society perception & behavioral shift. Old Model:
Rotational Leadership Programme
Introduction to Program Learning Assessment
Effective school leadership vs management
From Fan To Pro: Using Your Hobbies in Your Career
The IBCC Reflective Project
THE JOURNEY TO BECOMING
Gerardo Aponte-Martinez Michigan State University
Curriculum-Framing Questions
Facilitation guide for Building Team EQ skills.
MGT 426 HOMEWORK Lessons in Excellence -- mgt426homework.com.
MGT 426 HOMEWORK Education for Service--mgt426homework.com.
Reflecting Meaning Basic Skills.
Colin Bray, Service Development Manager
K-3 Student Reflection and Self-Assessment
Supervision and creating culture of reflective practice
Developing your Action Plan
The whole is greater than the sum of the parts. –Aristotle
Factors that impact literacy—Students as diverse learners
Advanced Management Control and Sustainable Development
Reflection & Discussion
Senge’s Five Disciplines
Intercultural learning through drama
Collaboration Is Our Future
Communication Studies
A NEW TAKE ON HOLISTIC ENGINEERING
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION TO MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONS
Reading 19 Cognitively skilled organizational decision making:
Analysis & Presentation Lecture
Teaming and Collaboration
Principles of Adult Learning
Person-centred care Maggie Eisner.
Objectives of the workshop
In the PYP Iman Mashaal.
Conscious Competence Ladder: Debrief
Conscious Competence Ladder: Debrief
Harness the Power of Your Emotional Intelligence
PARTNERING FOR SUCCESS
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY – EXPLORING RESEARCH FUNDAMENTALS
The Power of Authentic Communication
Impact Nursing Team and Thistle Foundation
International Baccalaureate
Presentation transcript:

Community Building In Organizations By Kaz Gozdz ACTING OUT THE RESPECTFUL WE The New Paradigm The New Road Map Take it slowly This is dealing with long term transformation. It is hard but it works Objective (Topical) Moving Beyond the Break Point Corporation As Community: What does this mean? Can we do it? Do we have a choice? What are the practices that lead the way? Skills and Discipline of the new community This is a Deep personal Journey as well as a corporate one How can we use this New Technology to build community? Final Frontier What is sustainable Structural Community? Parag #’s & Brief Notes on Content O 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 C Beyond the break point - On Behalf of Interpersonal Sense of the Whole Care, Respect, Self, Learning about trust, Respectful Behavior Paradoxes of Reality Groupware Internet Impact Quest for collective intelligence System Labs Dialogue Rediscover the Circle: East, West, North, South, and Center Auth. Community Future Search Principles of Sustainability Sense of Community … Sense of Other-ness… Sense of Engagement .. Sense of personal/Human existential dilemma … Eco-System Tangible structures DEC Graphic controls Do not forget that every move includes the Shadow side A Bank 5 Principles - Senge Generative Learning - Kaz Helpful Systems Images Relationships to Quality Group space Long Term Overall Context Illustrations in Initial Practice / Proof of Possibility Internal measurements / Dilemmas Introduction of organizational concept sets Introduces new resources Foundational Guidelines from a biological / systems perspective Case studies Opening Closing Reflective (Function) Introduces the overview and assumptions for organizational change and learning communities Explains and illustrates the changes being introduced and the dilemmas to be faced includes guidelines. Stating Choices We are in a time of the shift of metaphor; the question is not do we wish to operate in communities but in how effective they are. A shift in view from the parts to the whole; not searching so much for how can I be a better parts but looking at the inter-connectness of the whole. Systems view that ultimately looks at the universe as 1. Operating in this new environment is calling on us to bring back some methods and processes from earlier civilizations that operated on more integrated community interdependency as well as determining how new technologies can impact and allow us to function without geographic community limits. This journey involves each persons individual learning as well as developing a new understanding of the consciousness and learning process of communities and organizations. Community in organizations is essential for alignment, learning and optimal performance yet the gap between ideal and reality is strong Interpretive (Propositonal) Beginning to perceive our Organization’s as communities changes our assumptions, expectations and responsibilities. If so what would be required of each of us and all of us in the way of new practices and functions. The implications will include both new and old technologies both groups and individuals. This is the challenge and the call. IMAGE / PICTURE WHAT HAPPENED TO ME? WHAT INSIGHTS ABOUT MY LIFE? WHAT IS MY RESPONSE / ACTION? I realized that many people are working in the area of community in organizations and that I need to keep working to discover what needs to be done. I discovered that the new and the old are coming together in a different way to help communities grow. I am only one of many explorers this means I am not alone it also means I may have an insight that the greater we needs even if I can not see it clearly. Much of this work is on target, I need to read the book again I will continue nto deepen and extend my work with companies as communities We need to discover the historical community practices of the east and use these as well. (I may not be the one to do this?) Current global delimma is how we become more conscious and caring Maieutic (Experiential) WE I YOU

WHAT INSIGHTS ABOUT MY LIFE? WHAT IS MY RESPONSE / ACTION? Objective (Topical) Parag #’s & Brief Notes on Content Reflective (Function) Interpretive (Propositonal) IMAGE / PICTURE WHAT HAPPENED TO ME? WHAT INSIGHTS ABOUT MY LIFE? WHAT IS MY RESPONSE / ACTION? Maieutic (Experiential)