Robert J. Garmston
Robert J. Garmston (fabobg@gmail.com) is an emeritus professor of education administration at California State University, Sacramento, and co-developer of Cognitive Coaching and Adaptive Schools.
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Test good ideas to check for unanticipated consequences
We are on the Yangtze, one of the last ships to move through China’s Three Gorges Dam Project before its completion. This dam, 1.2 miles across and 600 feet high, will create a reservoir 360 miles long and raise the water level by 175 meters. It already has flooded 113 […] -
December 2005/January 2006 Vol. 1 No. 4
The 5 principles of successful meetings By Robert Garmston -
The 5 principles of successful meetings
By Robert Garmston -
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As trainings grow shorter, follow-up plays a bigger role
Recently my job in Laos was to deliver a two-day training, then help plan follow-through. This had been a 14-hour seminar in what normally would have taken 24 hours over several months. Professional development activities are more and more often condensed into less preferable time frames in geographically isolated settings […]
