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Miz, Guy StephensRemix shares reflections, developments, and practical session outlines to support the open use and evolution of Open Source LEGO® Serious Play®.”
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LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®: What the Bricks Kept Quiet
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Most of my thinking about System of the Unexpressed has focused on the build. The bricks. The prompt. The moment someone puts a model together with their hands and something surfaces they hadn’t planne...
Unorthoducks
In 2021 I bought a batch of the 2×2 eye bricks used in the LEGO Serious Play duck exercise for 44p each. I went back to LEGO.com recently to buy some more and found them at an eye watering £1.60, so I started looking at other colours instea...
Seriously?
I have been pondering an image I saw on LinkedIn, in which a facilitator smiles and points at the words “YES, THIS COUNTS AS WORK” while LEGO bricks spill from a bowl across the frame, and a caption explains that this is facilitating with L...
Part 3: Other ways of expressing the unexpressed in LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®
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The elephant nobody cites
I was reading a post by Jaya Ramchandani on LinkedIn the other day. Ramchandani had been gathering systems change resources and kept meeting the same story: the blind me...
Part 2: Living with two systems in LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®
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This is the second part of LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®: What’s left when you take the system away. In Part 1, a team built a model of the system they work within, added builds for everything unexpressed in i...
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I facilitate and write about learning as lived, shared practice across education, youth work and the social sector. I’m interested in what happens when structured methods meet real power and participation, and whether they hold up beyond workshops.
I write about system of the unexpressed in LEGO® Serious Play®. Views mine.
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