PLS: HOW THEY RELATE TO EACH OTHER
While there is no one way to use the sessions, we do have suggestions. Big picture, some of the sessions are better for certain levels of staff. Others build on each other, while still others are more "buddy sessions," complimentary due to content.
Looking more closely, sessions are organized in families, those with strong connections or overlaps. Other are more like cousins, similar ideas flow between them, and connections should be made if a person experienced cousin sessions. Finally, others are just too far removed. Participants may make connections; just as likely, they may not.
If you have further questions, contact Tyler Fish or Katie Dalbey, Learning Specialists with the Outward Bound Professional Learning Lab.
Experience Level
Three groups of sessions that are arranged from beginning field staff to more advanced. Read from bottom to top.
Skill Sets
Sessions are arranged both by general skill set and linked from basic to more advanced.
Buddy Sessions
Here you'll see sessions they have related content. In this example it is less clear which session should be done first. In this scheme, the first sessions are: Listening and Coaching, Facilitating Belonging, Challenge, and Enterprising Curiosity.
