LK10 Apprenticeship: Week Eight (4)
Synergy, in general, may be defined as two or more agents working together to produce a result not obtainable by any of the agents independently. In the first three parts of this interview with Jim Mellon and Wade Adams, we identified the following “agents” or components that create the synergy of the LK10 Apprenticeship. 1. […]
LK10 Apprenticeship: Week Eight (3)
Here’s the best definition of the LK10 Apprenticeship: a small “community of practice” (a cohort of 12 people) that creates a powerful learning environment. Our learning is focused on three foundational rhythms or practices… 1. Individually learning to pay attention to both our own hearts and God’s heart. 2. Learning to pay attention in these […]
Apprenticeship: Week Two (2)
I’m doing these posts about the Apprenticeship for two reasons. First, because it’s a way for each of the three cohorts to learn from each other. LK10 in general and the Apprenticeship in particular are “communities of practice”. Another term might be “learning communities”. We believe we as practitioners can learn a great deal from […]
Smith Cohort (1)
Part of what I’ll be doing in this blog over the Fall is reporting on the LK10 Apprenticeship. During the Fall, three cohorts of around 10 people each will function as small “communities of practice”. One cohort, led by Kent Smith, will be face to face. The other two, led by Tim Pynes and myself […]