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We have arrived, with this post, at the centre: culture. No matter how well you design a learning programme, if the culture doesn’t support learning, it won’t stick. Great programmes spark growth, but great cultures sustain it.
In our previous post, we challenged what we measure. In this post, we challenge our assumptions. Engagement has become the holy grail of learning design—but what if we’ve been chasing a mirage?
Often, we talk about active learning, but what about intentional pausing? In a rush to cover content and meet objectives, we overlook one transformative element of the learning process: reflection.
We treat motivation as a magical ingredient, something learners either bring with them or somehow summon on their own. But what if motivation isn’t an input? What if it’s an outcome of clever learning design?