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In this conversation, Eric Halvorsen interviews Annie, a professor and executive coach at INSEAD, about her journey in learning and development. They discuss the foundations of learning science, the importance of unlearning, and the role of curiosity in teaching and leadership. Annie shares insights from her experiences in executive education, the iLite program, and her research on learning in organizations. The conversation also touches on the future of learning in the context of AI and the importance of human connection in education and coaching.
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