Intuitive modulation competence in leading groups - a pragmatic training model

  • Heinrich Dauber
Keywords: Intuitive consciousness, group leadership in pedagogical contexts, modulating attentive behaviour in a group process

Abstract

Based on criteria of intuitive consciousness in Playbacktheatre different poles of attentive span are proposed to describe principles in group leading. On the basis of theoretical considerations and practical experiences, a simple six-pole training model is presented. This model appears to be capable in differentiating and highlighting the various focal points and levels involved in the training of a team leader.

Author Biography

Heinrich Dauber

Dr.phil *1944, three sons, five grandchildren. 1965-72 primary and secondary school teacher; parallel second degree in psychology, educational science and ev. theology; 1978-2009 professor for educational science at the University of Kassel; 1980-1990 further education in Gestalt therapy/ integrative body and movement therapy, grad. FPI, Düsseldorf; 1997-2002 further education in playback theatre, School of Playback Theatre New York, grad. practitioner IPTN. Supervisor in the German Society for Supervision. Founding member of the Commission 'Pedagogy and Humanistic Psychology' in the German Society for Educational Science (DGfE). Member of the editorial board of the journal Bewusstseinswissenschaften. e-mail: Heinrich.Dauber@gmail.com

Published
2014-07-27