Team collaboration has become a pivot of organizational success.
If people had an intuitive awareness of the structure of their thinking, team work would be a lot more effective since a greater mutual understanding and decision making would prevail. Such an awareness being absent, what meta-cognitive strategies can we use to heighten such an awareness?
As the book ‘Practices of Dynamic Collaboration’ shows, a very effective strategy consists of intentionally listening and speaking based on dialectical ‘thought forms’.
Discover how the collaborative intelligence paradigm derived from Laske’s Dialectical Thought Form Framework works when applied in five crucial organizational practices seen as dialogue practices. Sign up for partaking of introductory sessions on team dialogue practices at:
Also view literature links at , Section A, and pertinent teaching materials in Section B.
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