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Can we measure learning?

Posted on 9th April 200927th August 2018 By Leo Casey 1 Comment on Can we measure learning?

Somewhere in recent conversations someone came up with the line “if we can’t measure it we can’t manage it”. I have heard this many times before and I’m not sure of its origin – if I was asked in a pub quiz I would suggest Jack Welsh of GE but I could be wrong.Anyhow, the…

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