The Wisdom of Learning: Facing an Unknown Future
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Changing the Game with Next-Generation Partnering, Presented by SAP
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The Buzz: “Adaptability may be your most essential skill in the Covid-19 world.” [WaPo] When a global health pandemic is added to volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity, does previous knowledge count more than the ability to navigate the unknown? When health concerns require millions to work remotely in a two-dimensional online experience, how do they learn and create meaning for themselves? Deluged by a flood of information and answers within instant reach, how do we focus on what matters to us, our families, communities, companies, the world? The many facets of these pressing issues include the paradigms of knowledge, competence and behavioral change; what it means to be a conscious and social learner and active agent in the world; and what neuroscience tells us about the capabilities of humans vs machines to innovate with purpose and meaning. We’ll ask SAP’s Darragh Power and Axel Ferreyroles for their insights on The Wisdom of Learning: Facing an Unknown Future.
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