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Thinking and Learning to Learn
When work and study change, familiar learning habits can fall short. Develop workforce readiness and future readiness by understanding how you think, organising new knowledge and adapting your approach through guided practice.
- For
- University students and adults
- Format
- Workshops, one at a time or as a series
- Length
- A few hours to a day each
- Method
- Feuerstein Instrumental Enrichment, Mediated Learning Experience
- Pricing
- Shared on the call
When the demands change, can the thinking change too?
A new role, unfamiliar technology or a changing field can make established study habits less useful. People need to notice how they learn, connect new knowledge and adjust their approach.
Workforce readiness
Applying knowledge in realistic situations, communicating the reasoning behind an approach and making considered decisions when the answer is not obvious.
Future readiness
Learning independently, recognising when an approach needs to change and adapting to unfamiliar responsibilities, technologies and problems.
What participants practise
- Work through a Feuerstein instrument with a certified trainer. Notice how you gather information and where you rush or get stuck.
- Name and practise core thinking functions: compare carefully, choose relevant information, plan an approach and check your reasoning.
- Apply the same thinking to a study task or workplace situation, then reflect on what helped and what to change next time.
How it is delivered
Try a tool, talk through your thinking, then apply it in your own setting. Every workshop uses Feuerstein Instrumental Enrichment and the Mediated Learning Experience, delivered by FIE-certified trainers. The trainer helps participants understand the thinking behind their approach rather than supplying an answer. A university or organisation can book a single workshop or the full series for a group. Some workshops also run as open events.
Developing stronger thinking in your school or organisation.
Tell us what your students or team need to navigate. We’ll explore an approach with you.
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