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[email protected] Episode Links: Why do people believe women aren’t funny? WorkLife with Adam Grant Why metaphor matters in education Four reasons to avoid 'learning styles' – and one alternative 8 Types of Learning Styles: How Do Students Learn Best? New study shows the power of learning in short bursts Exercise not only helps with mental health - it makes us more creative too, say scientists View of Neither the frying pan nor the fire: In search of a balanced authentic e-learning design through an educational design research process The impact of fun and enjoyment on adult’s learning Negative educational experiences cause lasting damage to wellbeing The Role of Surprise in Learning Learning Design The Profession Map / Core behaviours / Passion for learning This week’s guests are Lena Nasiakou. Lena believes that “Moving is our brain’s favourite way of learning”. She is a Learning Consultant, an EMCC accredited Coach and holds a Master's Degree in Lifelong Learning & BSc in Educational Studies. In 2017 she founded Lena’s Moves - a trusted L&D Partner for organisations like Netflix, H&M, and Johnson & Johnson. Lena’s Moves provides non-boring learning solutions that engage leaders, drive sustainable behavioural change, and close performance gaps. Links: Website: lenasmoves.com Linkedin: Lena Nasiakou Non-boring Learning Newsletter: https://bit.ly/37D2Vew Vanessa Sotano is a dedicated professional deeply passionate about fostering lifelong learning and personal growth. Armed with a degree in Sociology and extensive trainin
