Hi again
The last years I was again and again discussing adequate wording of our
"interventions" as consultants, facilitators (in German: ModeratorInnen,
BegleiterInnen), trainers...
With myself and others.
There was the classical "Change Management" (Consultancy) which we substituted
by Chan
Nurturing (from Lisa)?
Inviting (from Suzanne)?
Cultivating (in a sense similar to "cultivating the land")?
Artur
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se similar to "cultivating the land")?
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> Artur
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Artur
As I said, there is probably no super word fully integra
ize that they can “fish” and
to find
the best way to "fish" for them.
What do you
think about "capacity developers"?
Agustin
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> words, a facilitator does not teach to fish, a facilitator creates
> (facilitates, generates) the conditions that allows participants to make
> sense of "fishing", to realize that they can “fish” and to find the best
> way to "fish" for them.
>
> What do you thi
e cases I have seen.
>>
>> Artur
>>
>> PS: talking about languages, may I remind you all that in Portuguese my name
>> is written as above, and is not "Arthur". Indeed, if you want to know the
>> correct pronunciation it is more like (in English) "Urtoor"; very different
>> from "Arthu
t; to "fish" for them.
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> What do you think about "capacity developers"?
>
> Agustin
>
> From: Bernhard Weber
> To: World wide Open Space Technology email list
>
> Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2012 11:06 PM
> Subject: Re: [OSList] A new term
other
> words, a facilitator does not teach to fish, a facilitator creates
> (facilitates, generates) the conditions that allows participants to make
> sense of "fishing", to realize that they can “fish” and to find the best way
> to "fish" for them.
>
the appropriate context that allows the
> participants to make distinctions that develop capacity “to fish”. In other
> words, a facilitator does not teach to fish, a facilitator creates
> (facilitates, generates) the conditions that allows participants to make
> sense of "fishing&
ator creates
> (facilitates, generates) the conditions that allows participants to make
> sense of "fishing", to realize that they can “fish” and to find the best
> way to "fish" for them.
>
> What do you think about "capacity developers"? **
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