Quiz 3 – Designing Intelligent Learning Conversations
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1. Conversations “in the air” that take place at the bottom of the representation spectrum are always unintelligent.
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2. A powerful representation will organise our minds quickly, lessen the cognitive load and help to create manageability.
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3. Our mental model, the way we think about something structures the way we talk about it.
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4. Solution providers who know the answer to the conversation question are more helpful than facilitators who design intelligent learning and sense-making experiences.
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5. It is important to inquire upfront, question the question so that we end up talking about the real issue rather than the issue that is initially presented.
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6. If we find ourselves constantly attending meetings, talking all day, we should consider investing in a representation that passes the laryngitis test.
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7. In order to have an intelligent conversation, it is essential to stick to the agenda and eliminate any unexpected conversational turns.
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8. Productive conversations are primarily about talking with our mouths and listening with our ears, not about seeing with our eyes and pointing with our hands.