
Voices From The Middle Podcast Episode 14: Theo Dawson
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Feb 25, 2021 Cognitive psychologist Theo Dawson explores how to choose useful assessments, build leadership and collaboration skills, and turn practice into lasting learning. The conversation also tackles blame, shame around mistakes, small-group learning, and why “high potential” may be a narrow label for people who learn differently.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Are Assessments a Good Idea?
01:55 • 5min
Is Your Assessment Right for You?
06:55 • 5min
Learning Cat to Grow Skills Is Very Important for Leaders
12:11 • 3min
Collaborative Capacity Skills Are Fundamental and Absolutely Essential
14:42 • 3min
The Mega Skill of Conceptual Conceptual Skill
17:43 • 4min
The Taxonomy of the Brain
21:50 • 2min
Avoiding the Blame Game
23:42 • 4min
The Importance of Practicing Skills
27:28 • 3min
The v Call Steps Are Set, Seek, Apply, Reflect, and Then Set
30:12 • 6min
Creating a New Pathway
36:08 • 2min
Are You Going to Get More Bang for Your Buck?
37:47 • 3min
The Passion for Learning That Babies Have
40:57 • 3min
What Are High Potentials?
44:11 • 4min
Is There a Vehicle for Small Groups?
47:56 • 2min
Micro-v Calling
49:38 • 3min
You Know, It's an Iterative Process
52:36 • 3min
The Medium Blog and the Medium Blog
55:40 • 2min
