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Whilst training LEGO in LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® in Switzerland we were delighted to introduce them to a new way of connecting bricks with one of our LEGOHacks. It was a little unexpected on our part, but a great moment to share learning and build the participants repertoire.
What was it we shared?
It was our Join Thin-End plates hack
Connect a plate to a studded block by mounting it in between the studs.
Vincent Doyle (course participant) said: “I’ve worked at Lego for two years and I never knew you could connect bricks in that way!”
Our favourite uses include impromptu walls, diving boards or even a sail. What might you use it for?
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LEGO® Serious Play® is a facilitated meeting, communication, and problem-solving method where participants use LEGO® bricks to build models that represent their ideas, insights, and stories. It encourages creative thinking.
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Last year I was invited to work with students, staff and parents/carers at the Bavarian International School in Munich. Over the course of two days, this whole-school community engaged in workshops focussed on an incredibly powerful – and incredibly relevant – question:
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