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Action Learning: A Practitioner's Guide
 
 
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Beaty Liz (Head Staff Development Unit University of Coventry) , McGill Ian

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Action learning is a process of learning and reflection that happens with the support of a group or 'set' of colleagues working with real problems with the intention of getting things done. Read the first page
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