Treble-loop Learning LO29172

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Trudie Steyn wrote:

> Is there someone who can help me with the concept 'treble loop learning'?
> I am quite familiar with single and double loop but have not encountered
> this concept. From comments on my article it seems to be from the authors
> Senge and Agyris, but the resources I have consulted delivered nothing.

In my understanding, Learning Theories with different levels stems from
the work of Gregory Bateson. It is Bateson's theories that were
subsequently adopted by others such as Senge and Argyris. You can find
Bateson's Learning Theories in his book, "Steps to an Ecology of Mind".

Roy Benford
Fulmer, UK

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