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HYPER-LEARNING

Training Venues to Leader Learning Venues
Institution or Unit
Individual

Collective

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2

3

4

Leader Learning Venues
Self Development
Institution

Unit

Individual

1

5

2

Team

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Collective

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9

4

competencies, drawing on ToL and CTC development models to develop shared SKA and TCS
appropriate to successful unit mission performance. Achieve through virtual and constructive
simulations and games, mentored and assessed by
distributed CTC expertise.
4. Collective in Unit. Develop collective task
competencies to apply CTC and ToL development
models through leader teams generating TCS and
SKA drawing on AAR and LTX processes across
various borders.
5. Individual Self-Development. Conduct selfstudy to improve individual competencies to conduct LTXs developing shared SKA across venues
and to conduct AARs to develop TCS.
6. Team in Institutional. Learn and practice processes for generating and sustaining both ToL and
CTC development models, grouped and distributed.
7. Team in Self-Development. Practice LTXs
to generate HP LTs across all borders, particularly
boundaries of organization, function, level, and
culture.
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8. Team in Unit. Generate vertical and horizontal HP LTs within units and across various
borders. Apply the ToL development model as
well as the CTC development model coached
and assessed in CTCs or as distributed for
platoon, company, battalion, and brigade level
units and potential JIIM associations. Prioritize down to support regionally aligned force
requirements.
9. Collective in Self-Development. Applied in
distributed structured learning exercises such as
situational training exercises or fire coordination
exercises enabled by live, virtual, constructive,
or gaming simulations. CTC institutions teach
and develop ToL development model process.
Accelerate professional social networking.
Stimulate structured professional forums (SPF)
across Army total force and JIIM advantaging HP LTs sharing SKA, increasing security
through shared trust, and understanding through
shared knowledge advantaging address books,
workarounds, and Yankee initiative12.
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