The following workshops are scheduled for April-July 2020 for those who are interested in studying the Social Psychology of Risk. If you require more information please contact admin@cllr.com.au or visit the Centre for Leadership and Learning in Risk website www.cllr.com.au. Online learning options are also available. SPoR Introductory Workshop Series April 2020 Canberra 20,21 April […]
Training
Skills in Presentations, Toolbox and Inductions
Skills in Presentations, Toolbox and Inductions – Free Downloads!! I was recently requested to help an organization with their onsite induction, toolbox and presentations. So, the first thing I requested back was what they were currently doing. I wonder how surprised you would be if I told you their induction was 200 PowerPoint slides with […]
Learning Design in Tackling Risk and Safety – Inductions
Learning Design in Tackling Risk and Safety – Inductions I have decided to release another video from the series Risky Conversations that was launched recently in Perth (https://safetyrisk.net/risky-conversations-book-launch-in-perth/) and released with the transcripts book in July 2016 (https://safetyrisk.net/risky-conversations-the-law-social-psychology-and-risk/ ). The fourth video that has been released publically from the series is the first of three […]
The Foundations of Safety
The Foundations of Safety One of the introductory subjects for beginning teachers is the ‘Foundations of Education’, this is a study of the nature of people, learning development and maturation. When I observe beginner training in safety the ‘foundations of safety’ seem to be: regulations, systems and policing. Of course, these are not the foundations […]
You Can Lead a Horse to Water but You Can’t Make Him Think
You Can Lead a Horse to Water but You Can’t Make Him Think: Training is Not the Cure for Stupidity Another stupid exclusive by Phil LaDuke I have, figuratively speaking, painted myself into a corner when it comes to stupidity. Several weeks back I took on a comment made by an oil company executive […]
