Outline the role of management in a learning organisation.

      

Outline the role of management in a learning organisation.

  

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Kavungya
Manager as Teacher is a learning strategy where managers view thernselves as teachers and
facilitators of the learning process. Each interaction is seen as a learning opportunity. Managers
are also aware that they serve as powerful role models for individual learning.
The manager as a teacher can use this role to;
- Consistently model the behaviours and skills that you want to see employees use.
- Set the tone for learning by taking calculated risks, acknowledging your own mistakes,
and openly discussing what you have learned.
- Understand that people learn by doing. When you are intending to teach something
through
- modelling, do it in a way that enables others to use the knowledge or practice the skill.
- Think of every interaction, meeting, job assignment, or event as a teaching opportunity.
Ask yourself: "What lessons can be learned?" "How can we apply these leSsons to future
situations?"
- Take advantage of "teachable moments." That is, opportunities where you can drive
home a learning point or reflect on a learning experience.
- Stay up-to-date on current organization and management approaches and technologies in
your field through professional seminars, conferences, trade journals, and professional
magazines.

Kavungya answered the question on May 18, 2019 at 08:46


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