Entries from Yap 3.0 tagged with 'scholar practice'

Do you have time and/or energy to sit for 10 minutes to read a researched article?

According to Le, Oh, Shaffer, and Schmidt (Aug 2007)* practitioners do not read researched materials that affect their work due to lack of time, articles are needlessly complicated and difficult to understand, inability to grasp complex diatribes, topics are not...

Is HRD Research Making a Difference in Practice?

My latest article just came out in the Human Resource Development Quarterly (HRDQ) [Winter 2007, Volume 18, Issue 4]. HRDQ is the research journal of the Academy of Human Resource Development (AHRD); the premiere scholar association in the HRD...

Contextual Conversations | Can you hear me now?

"I agree." Although I like the brevity of this comment, is not sufficient if not contextually bounded. A thought can get lost in online communications if not threaded properly. Conversations can become meaningless without context, don't you agree? It can...

Need for more research-practitioners

Jeffrey just posted his presentation on the question of Do Practitioners Use HRD Research (and Why or Why Not)? Although I'm missing my AHRD buddies this year as I have another commitment in Toronto, I do know that if I...

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