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Practicals is a term used by students to check a system under observation.


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the learning organization - principles, theory and practice @ the encyclopedia of informal education (4091 words)
It is the discipline that integrates the others, fusing them into a coherent body of theory and practice (1990: 12).
These include a failure to fully appreciate and incorporate the imperatives that animate modern organizations; the relative sophistication of the thinking he requires of managers (and whether many in practice they are up to it); and questions around his treatment of organizational politics.
Schön develops many of the themes that were to be such a significant part of his collaboration with Chris Argyris and his exploration of reflective practice.
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