Learning with LEGO® – 121 Access
Interactive Ideas and inspiration for using LEGO® in your Training, Facilitation and Coaching
With 121 access to a Mentor
Using LEGO® in learning has become very popular recently… in fact there are whole communities based around the concept. But how do you know it’s right for you and your learners / clients? Which type of Lego® activity should you use? And will you be taken seriously as a Trainer, Facilitator or Coach if you suggest such a thing?
‘Learning with LEGO® 121 programme is right for you if…
30+ Videos - Two x 60 min Zoom calls - 12 PDFs - 1 Bespoke Lego Kit
Our six sets come under these headings...
Aim:
The aim of this course is to give ideas and inspiration for using LEGO® in learning sessions
Outcomes:
By the end of this course you will be able to:
Let's get you started
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Select a date and time for your 121 Zoom call
Welcome to Magnificent Mini Figures
FREE PREVIEWMagnificent Mini Figures - NOTES
Blind Bags
FREE PREVIEWDeconstructed YOU
Deconstructed OTHERS
Magnificent Mini Figure WORKSHEET
Magnificent Mini Figures SHOPPING LIST
Welcome to Step Away from the Duck
Step Away from the Duck - NOTES
Build a Duck
Build an Animal
Step Away from the Duck WORKSHEET
Step away from the Duck SHOPPING LIST
BONUS - Build a Duck - How do you know it's the right duck?
Welcome to It’s all about the Accessories
It’s all about the Accessories notes - NOTES
A Bag Full of Discussion
Sales, Negotiations and Assertiveness Skills
Train-the-Trainer
It’s all about the Accessories WORKSHEET
It’s all about the Accessories SHOPPING LIST
Welcome to Box of Blocks
Box of Blocks - NOTES
Outside In
Teams and Assessment Centres
No Instructions Required
Box of Blocks WORKSHEET
Box of Blocks SHOPPING LIST
BONUS - Box of Blocks - WHITE
Welcome to an Introduction to Lego Serious Play
An Intro to Lego Serious Play - NOTES
PART 1 - Background
PART 1 - What it is and is not
PART 1 -The Process
PART 1 - Which Bricks?
PART 1 - Participants Etiquette
PART 1 - Facilitators Code of Conduct
PART 1 - In summary
PART 2 - Skills Build - Tower
PART 2 - Skills Build - 5 Pieces
PART 2 - Skills Build - Creature
PART 2 - Skills Build - Mondays
PART 3 - Lego Serious Play Example
An Intro Lego Serious Play WORKSHEET
An Intro Lego Serious Play SHOPPING LIST
Welcome to Six bricks and Beyond
Six Bricks - NOTES
The Tower
Hanging Off the Edge
Back to Back
Pictionary Lego
Six Bricks WORKSHEET
Six Bricks SHOPPING LIST
Introducing YOUR Learners to LEGO® (Downloadable PDF)
Book Your Second 121 Call
Choose Your Date and Time
A Visual Summary - Short Video
More ways to work together
How to 'GET YOUR CERTIFICATE'
Includes Videos, PDFs, 2 Live calls and bespoke Lego Kit
£195.00
Price
Looking to convince the budget holder this is a worthwhile investment?
You may already be sold on the idea, but if it’s not you that holds the budget, you might need a bit more info to help your case. Here are just three reasons I use Lego with my learners…
It increases ‘lean in’ interaction. By this I mean, if you ask a question of your learners, they often go into their heads to answer, and if this is a group setting, only a few will actually voice their thoughts. By using Lego to build the answer, people have to use external processes too, plus everyone is encouraged to explain their build (answer) meaning more people are heard… they ‘lean in’ to the learning. (Better engagement means less time away from work roles)
It allows for better retention of learning. Building, explaining, and having some fun in the process makes the event more memorable, which when mixed with learning new information releases chemicals in the brain to aid retention better. (Better retention means quicker uptake in changes)
Less expectation of being correct - Lego is a universally recognisable product. Put it in front of people and they simply start building, this is because Lego can mean anything to anyone. With less restrictions to being ‘right’ more people take part and experience better learning. (Less expectations mean quicker learning, which means better use of budget)
Nikie Forster
“Hands up if you think you are creative?' That is a question that usually leads to me putting my hands firmly on the ground! But, after a session with Nikie Forster of Curious Lighthouse, I was thinking completely differently........ Enlightening and motivating, I am now kidding myself I can be a NASA Astronaut, have a new desk buddy called 'Daisy Duck' and am the proud owner of this beautiful lighthouse... Thank you Nikie for such an informative session.”
“Nikie created a great day packed full of ideas, taught my team how dopamine makes the difference in learning and we left with a shopping list and inspired and reassured that what we were already doing was value add coupled with some ideas to make them even better. From before the day to after she demonstrated how creativity engages and lands learning.”
“Nike is passionate about people development and played a significant role in building my skills and confidence, enabling me to take the next step with my career. Nikie makes learning about yourself and setting personal goals challenging, but also fun and relevant for the training industry. For anyone looking to establish or develop a career in training, I recommend working with Nikie to get you where you want to be.”
An Introduction to Creative Learning is a short course on how creative learning can benefit training, facilitation and coaching. Hosted by Nikie Forster who has over 20 years training experience
8 Specially Designed Training Activities to Engage and Motivate Your Learners. (With a FREE Activity to try out)
Learning with LEGO® – Instant access will give you ideas and inspiration for using LEGO® in your Training, Facilitation and Coaching sessions
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Any activity using the LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® approach, method and materials build on the LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® Open-source guidelines made available by the LEGO® Group under a Creative Commons licence.