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Experiential Learning Series
  • Understand the interpersonal communication cycle
  • Build better professional relationships
  • Maintain positive and appreciative interpersonal relationships
  • Emotions and how they serve us
  • Emotional Intelligence: a learnable set of
    attributes derived from successful leaders
  • Self-awareness and regulation
  • Authentic and congruent communication
  • Empathy and rapport building
  • Feedback, not criticism
  • The cycle of giving effective feedback
  • Obstacles and traps
  • Building a culture of effective feedback
  • Understanding conflict
  • Conflict styles
  • Conflict management tools and traps
  • Making conflict constructive
  • What is diversity and why is it relevant?
  • Accepting, respecting and appreciating personal differences
  • How diversity enhances teams
  • Working with and through diversity
  • Identifying roles and styles
  • Appreciating the variety and value of different roles
  • Broadening personal choices and gaining flexibility
  • Adopting roles to match situational needs
  • Team definition and components
  • What makes effective teams: development stages, roles, etc.
  • Build positive relationships in teams
  • Leadership styles and focus
  • Reciprocity and exchange
  • Currencies of exchange
  • Collaboration and mutual assistance
  • Effective use of power
  • Finding and developing allies

 

Developing emotional and social intelligence through experiential learning is a powerful and proven method for individuals to grasp new concepts, discover personal strengths, and self-realize the specific areas where she or he most needs to improve.
 
Research (D. Goleman, J. Gottman, P. Ekman, et al) shows that improving skills and competencies around emotional and social intelligence increases effectiveness in communication, influence, and leadership abilities, which in turn builds better teams and work environments.
Every course is structured to enable learning and retention of core concepts through brief lectures followed by multiple levels of experiential learning, practice, and application. The course facilitators are domain experts, with extensive experience helping individuals realize and internalize key lessons.

Each Experiential Learning course requires a minimum of 10 attendees and can accommodate as many as 25. Like all of Mentor’s courses, each is tailored to the specific needs of your learning group and company culture.
The target audience for these courses is: 1) high potential individual contributors and managers in organization; 2) high-influence employees and opinion leaders; 3) challenged intact teams. 
 
For more information on the Experiential Learning Series, please contact us at:Partners@MentorTraining.com


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