At the end of the violent dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet in 1990, Chileans united for a newfound democracy. The short interview you are about to hear picks up at this historic time, when primary care doctors at Chile’s leading medical school called for a revolutionary approach to their own learning, and that of the communities […]
This week’s reflections from Jane include a new word from the wordsmith in Twogether and an imperative to create an experience! Check them out and more reflections on Our Founder page.
Read the latest musings from the back porch of our beloved founder, Dr. Jane Vella. In this week’s collection, Jane creates a new word in Disappointment vs. Dis-attention. She reflects on the quote – hope is a memory of the future in It Takes a Village. In Tears of Recognition, she breaks down the word “recognition” […]
Do you want to go beyond simple feedback surveys to really understand what your participants have learned and the difference it made for them, personally and professionally? Do you want to identify the factors that contributed to or hindered these changes, so you can improve the learning process in the future? In this course, Learning Evaluation by Design, you will design […]
Check out some new personal reflections from GLP Founder, Jane Vella. Jane continues to share learnings and affirmations about “the ecology of Dialogue Education” with insights from physical therapy and the gift of evolution. Evolution One Small Step at a Time
On this final episode of Simply True, Jane is joined by all her co-hosts – Rebecca, Val, and Peter – to reflect on the axiom, “Learning is in the doing and deciding.” Val and Peter share similar stories – they met Jane over two decades ago, early on in their careers working in international development. After experiencing the […]
Dr. Jane Vella and Val Uccellani are joined by Tonjala Eaton, Career Coach and GLP Partner, to reflect on the axiom “foster ‘ah-ha’ moments, not ‘gotcha’ moments”. Tonjala was inspired by Jane’s writing many years ago and set her sights on becoming a learning-centered practitioner. In 2019, Tonjala joined the GLP team as a Partner […]
Dr. Jane Vella and Rebecca Hutchins talk with Dan Haase, Associate Lecturer at Wheaton College, about the axiom “Hold the opposites” (aka “Fold the opposites”). Dan first learned about Jane’s work years ago when his book group decided to read “Taking Learning to Task”. He became a quick convert to the principles and practices of […]
Dr. Jane Vella and Peter Noteboom are joined by Marian Darlington-Hope, community organizer and former co-owner of GLP, to discuss the axiom, “Begin with the end in mind.” In 1986, Marian read about a workshop at Tufts University and was immediately drawn to its focus on how to avoid all the things she was trying […]
Dr. Jane Vella and Rebecca Hutchins talk with Dr. Paula Berardinelli about on of Jane’s personal favorite axioms: “No laughing, no learning!” Jane and Paula have known each other since the last century at UNC Chapel Hill, and they are still very close friends and neighbors to this day. Paula introduces a new “indicator of […]