This is a condensed slide deck from my Spring 2019 section of The Art of Self-Coaching at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Course materials are archived at https://www.edbatista.com/the-art-of-self-coaching-course.html
3. Attendance
It matters a lot
Pairs & small groups every class
Your presence affects other students
Unexcused absence = Drop one full grade
More than one unexcused absence = a grade of U
36. Modes of inquiry
1. Humble inquiry
Open-ended
Avoid presumptive questions
Adapted from Edgar Schein [link]
37. Modes of inquiry
1. Humble inquiry
2. Diagnostic inquiry
Focus & redirect
Feelings, motives, actions
Adapted from Edgar Schein [link]
38. Modes of inquiry
1. Humble inquiry
2. Diagnostic inquiry
3. Confrontational inquiry
Challenge their narrative
Introduce new ideas & hypotheses
Adapted from Edgar Schein [link]
39. Modes of inquiry
1. Humble inquiry
2. Diagnostic inquiry
3. Confrontational inquiry
We tend to move too quickly
Critical to check our assumptions
Adapted from Edgar Schein [link]
55. Photo by Glyn Lowe [link]
Course logistics
Everything is on Canvas
Syllabus = Home page & PDF
All readings are PDFs or websites
Bulk download all course files (Canvas Tips)
Canvas issues? Contact Paul Mattish (my FA)
60. Written work
8 weekly assignments (700 word limit)
Assignments are late after Tues 9pm
Not accepted after Wed 5pm
61. Written work
The content is up to you*
*Look ahead to the upcoming class
Responses to course materials & experiences
No specific questions, prompts, requirements
62. Written work
4 grading criteria
Timely Submission
Depth of Personal Learning
Conceptual Rigor
Overall Quality
63. How to get an LP
Photo by Michael Knapek [link]
64. How to get an LP
1 unexcused absence OR
2 unsubmitted assignments OR
3 late assignments (after Tues 9pm)
69. Change
Weekly assignment due Tuesday 9pm
Content is up to you but look ahead
All readings are on Canvas
Pads & Sharpies, please
If you drop, email me