Teaching with emerging experience: to develop leadership and innovation skills

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Document typeConference report
Defense date2009
PublisherActive Learning for Engineering Education (ALE)
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Abstract
This paper is based on a hands-on session proposed at ALE 2009 Conference (Active
Learning for Engineering Education). It presents a teaching practice used at Ecole
Centrale Paris (ECP) to foster engineering students’ leadership and innovation skills and to help them going through major paradigm shifts.
Considering a class as a human complex system, teachers work in a posture of facilitators or coaches who orchestrate a learning process. Instead of transmitting knowledge as traditional professors, they focus on the relationships in the classroom and the experience emerging from them.
CitationDagot, Dimitri [et al.]. Teaching with emerging experience: to develop leadership and innovation skills. A: . "Active Learning for Engineering Education (ALE)". 2009.
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