A new global crisis was needed to force education, including adult education, to recognize its limitations. A quick adaptation to the new situation is not only necessary, but this time is mandatory. The COVID-19 pandemic, for example, has increased the pace of change, with distance education putting an even higher demand on communication skills. The […]
Business Continuity in the Time of Coronavirus
We all wonder what the impact of this COVID-19 pandemic will be on businesses, and the economy in general. Fewer, however, are thinking about what are the steps they should take to get through this period. Lately, there has been a surge of pessimists, but fortunately more optimists, who understood that while the world stopped […]
I’m still learning…active learning
Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn. (Benjamin Franklin) We live in an extremely competitive environment where learning is more dynamic than ever, and lifelong learning has a special role in entrepreneurial success, employee motivation, and performance. This convinced me there is a need for an active […]
A brief story about audit, compliance, and non-compliance
Hi everybody, This should be a brief story about audit, compliance, and non-compliance, but I will confess that I have no idea how to get started. It may be because I simply want to talk to you about audit. Let me ask you something: do you know any auditor jokes? Okay, I’ll tell you one, […]
Self-study – the study of learning on your own
Continuing education has become a lifestyle with important rewards for those who take it seriously. We are at a point in time where it has never been easier and more interesting to attend a training course. Why do we continue to learn? One of Knowles’ principles (1984) says that “adults are most interested in learning […]
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