Education, Executive Training, Team Development in fast changing world - Futurist Keynote Speaker

http://www.globalchange.com Speed of change. Syllabus changes -- relevance to workplace of new teaching methods. Executive development, team training, staff, workers, volunteers, students, MBAs at Business Schools and future of Business Schools. How do we prepare students for future? World changing faster than you can plan a syllabus. Teaching methods and trends. Teaching materials. Preparing students for uncertain world. Wild cards, preparing for unexpected events. Our future world. Example of bird flu. Emotion is key to the future. Video on future of education, high schools, colleges, universities, curriculum, syllabus, exams, assessments, business schools, MBAs, degree courses - by Dr Patrick Dixon, conference keynote speaker for NAIS.

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[pjvdixon]

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[namaral2006]

Makes sense and reminds me a lot of Nassim Nicholas Taleb's black swans.

[antonjames1000]

yes. as i can see today, world is now in deteriorating conditions. that is why i believe through education we can possibly save our world by means of helping each other just because in education. EFA or education for all

[dinoo75]

Great job.

[tabbara1]

agree...........things r changing without control.....and the change is not always supportive. thx for sharing

[Nkatsikanis]

I've used about 10% of the knowledge I learn't at Uni in my business so far