Senge mental models summary

    • [DOC File]Elisabeth Hiller

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      Using Senge`s terms systems thinking, personal mastery, mental models building shared vision, and team learning, there is evidence that creating the five disciplines is costly and hard to achieve. Establishing communication networks, building relationships and dealing with conflicts are some of the areas companies should put in motion to ...

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    • [DOCX File]LeadershipPortfolio

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      Senge (2006) advises that the leverage can be found in the balancing loop (review Figure 4). In order to redirect the behavior of the system, it is imperative that you find a way to change the limiting factor (“better than” mental model) (p. 100).

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    • [DOC File]Growth Infusion: Transforming Staff Development into a ...

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      Senge et al. (2000) refers to these assumptions as mental models. He suggests that they be brought to the surface and discussed to minimize misunderstandings. Once these perspectives are identified, new mental models can be created that better serve the goals of the organization.

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    • [DOC File]Theories of emotion

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      Like other base theories i.e. Newtonian Physics, the James-Lange Theory may still be embedded in our culture and may inform the mental models of leaders. Senge suggests, “Many insights into new markets or outmoded organizational practices fail to get put into practice because they conflict with powerful, tacit mental models” (2006).

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    • [DOC File]A summary of Gardner's reflection

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      Senge states, “Since most mental models in education are often ‘undiscussable’ and hidden from view, one of the critical acts for a learning school is to develop the capability to talk safely and productively dangerous and discomforting subjects.”(2000, p.7) Bullying would certainly fall into this category.

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    • [DOC File]SYSTEMS THINKING: A TOOL FOR GENERATING CHANGE

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      Systems thinking is a powerful practice for finding the leverage needed to get the most constructive change. (Senge, 2000) Systems thinking is a discipline for seeing the structures that underlie complex situations, and for discerning high from low leverage change. That …

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    • [DOC File]Introduction - FEMA

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      Summary and Transition 1.19. For More Information 1.19. Unit 2: Leadership from Within. Introduction 2.1. Unit 2 Objectives 2.1. Where Leadership Begins 2.2. Paradigms that Guide Thinking 2.2. ... Paradigms are mental models that provide a structure for our thoughts and guide our thinking. They help us make sense of all of the information that ...

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    • [DOC File]Decision Theory and Management Science

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      Model(s)-- A description of the management science and/or decision theory model (or models) used to represent the problem, and the data obtained for use in model(s). 6. Solution to the model--the results obtained from the optimization or other management science models to include sensitivity or "post-optimality" analysis.

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    • [DOC File]Day 1 - Monday, March 29, 1999 - University at Albany, SUNY

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      Notes that when Senge says systems thinking he means system dynamics. David says that a better word for what we are doing is “feedback thinking.” David covered the reason for including Senge’s book - (i.e. personal mastery, mental models, shared vision, team learning and Systems thinking (it is the last that is of most interest).

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    • [DOC File]General Management

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      Senge, Mental Models; Sussman, How to Frame a Message 9 Oct 22 Relationships in Negotiation . Lewicki, C9: Relationship in Negotiation Bullard House, Read general information (CR) TPS-1: Bullard House prep sheet (6%) Week Date Topic / Assignment Exercise Due 10 Oct 29 Final Offer 11 Nov 5 Team and Multi-Party Negotiations (1)

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