TetraPath of Learning
TetraPath of Learning
This module gives you ideas and information to help you better understand Leadership from a TetraMap perspective.
[insert files] pdf doc from Dr Marcy Shankman
Simplify the complex
This section will provide you with five examples of how we would use TetraMap to break down a problem.
Example A: 
[insert scenario]
Earth
has firm goals
[insert catalytic question].
Air
has clear rules
[insert catalytic question].
Water
has calm values
[insert catalytic question].
Fire
has a bright spirit
[insert catalytic question].
Example B: [insert scenario]
Earth
has firm goals
[insert catalytic question].
Air
has clear rules
[insert catalytic question].
Water
has calm values
[insert catalytic question].
Fire
has a bright spirit
[insert catalytic question].
Example C: [insert scenario]
Earth
has firm goals
[insert catalytic question].
Air
has clear rules
[insert catalytic question].
Water
has calm values
[insert catalytic question].
Fire
has a bright spirit
[insert catalytic question].
Activities for you:
This next section will provide opportunity for you to apply your learning in a practical way.
Some common problems:
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- High staff absenteeism;
- Drinking culture;
- History of negative experiences;
- Emotional outbursts;
- Domestic voilence;
- Sexism, racism, classism, ageism
Step1: Scenario: Choose a problem (either your own or use the list above)
Step 2: 
Catalytic Questions: Choose four elemental questions (link below)
We have compiled a list of catalytic questions for you to choose from, link: https://www.tetramap.com/ctf-catalytic-qs/
Step 3: 
Reflection Task:
How has your thinking expanded during this activity? Pay particular attention to the element(s) you got low scores in because the aim is to create a balanced approach.
Step 4: 
Further Reading:
[NOTE: insert articles to deepen learning]
Extra Podcasts and Videos
insert links
TEDTalks: Simon Sinek ‘Why good leaders make you feel safe’