Learning Principle
Our brain is highly complex and provided with a multitude of the most differing individual functions that are largely widely distributed over different cerebral areas. Nevertheless, there are networks that perform very specific functions. To make this complexity somewhat more concrete, we have taken the liberty of simplifying the processes a little and will here concentrate on the co-operation between four very central functional areas in your brain that exemplify the process of digesting and learning.
Sustainable learning and action resulting from it are only possible when both hemispheres of your brain work smoothly together and thus also the four major areas of intuitive behavior control, object recognition, holistic processing, and strategic networking.
Our learning experience on the Coaching Campus is structured and tailored so that your brain can learn best and integrate knowledge in a sustainable manner.
Dynamic Skill Theory
Personality System Interaction Theory (PSI)
The 8-stage Personality Theory by Erik Erikson