Development Training

A Bibliography of Development Training

Allcock, R.S. (1988) Development Training: A Personal View, Endeavour Training, Birmingham

Beeby, J.M., and Rathborn, S. (1983) "Development Training - Using the Outdoors in Management Development" Management Education and Development 14 3, 170-181.

Bill C. and Greenaway R. (1989) The Competences of Development Trainers, The Training Agency, Manpower Services Commission ISBN 0 86392 300-3

Doughty, S. (1991) "Three Generations of Development Training" Adventure Education and Outdoor Leadership 7 4, 7-9

Elkin, S. (Ed.) (1996) Development Training Beyond 2000, Conference Report, Brathay Hall Trust

Everard, K.B. (1987) Development Training - Progress and Prospects, Development Training Advisory Group

Everard, K.B. (1993) The History of Development Training published by the author, chair of DTAG (the Development Training Advisory Group) funded by DTAG and ICI

Greenaway, R. and Crowther, S. (1984) "Development Training" Bulletin Winter 1984, 9-12, Group Relations Training Association.

Greenaway, R. (1985) "The Mapping of Development Training as Distinctive Approach in Education and Training" (unpublished research report) Brathay Hall Trust, Ambleside

Greenaway, R. (1996) "The Training and Development of Development Trainers" Research Project presented to the Manpower Services Commission for Brathay Hall Trust, Ambleside

Holroyde, G. (1986) "Development Training" (The Chairman of the Governing Body of the Brathay Hall Trust proposed this definition at a meeting of the Developing Development Trainers Steering Group, Dunchurch).

Loynes, C. (1990) "Development Training in the United Kingdom" in Miles, J. and Priest, S. (Eds.) Adventure Education Venture Publishing Inc. PA.

Springett, N.R. (1987) "The Evaluation of Development Training Courses" M.Sc thesis (in occupational psychology) MRC/SSRC Social and Applied Psychology Unit

NOTES on the Bibliography of Development Training
• The above list only includes books and articles that have 'Development Training' in the title. You will find many closely related references in the bibliographies on this site.
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Index of Development Training resources

• What is 'Development Training'?
• Development Training and Learning for Growth
  What is provided? What is experienced? What are the outcomes?
• Outdoor Management Development Links
  An index to OMD pages on this site.
• Research in Experiential Learning
• SiteFinder: Adventure and Experiential Education Directory of Web Sites
• The Active Reviewing Tips Ezine Additions to this list will be announced in this free monthly ezine.
• A-Z of outdoor learning research on the web
• M.A. in Development Training at St. Martin's College, UK
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Competencies of Development Trainers

• Greenaway R. (1996) The Training and Development of Development Trainers Research Project for the Manpower Services Commission, The Brathay Hall Trust

• Bill C. and Greenaway R. (1989) The Competences of Development Trainers, The Training Agency, Manpower Services Commission ISBN 0 86392 300-3

• The DEEP Initiative The Definition, Ethics and Exemplary Practices of Experiential Training and Development (DEEP ETD) Initiative is described as ''the first definitive piece of collective work to define experiential training and development, create a code of ethical conduct and articulate a set of exemplary practices.''
  Introduction to Version 6.2 March 18, 1999
  Practitioner Competencies (Section D)
  Comment: I have expressed my concern to the DEEP Initiative that ''reviewing skills'' are a little understated in just one 2 word competency: ''2.2.6 Debrief appropriately''. In all other areas, the consortium seems to have done a very professional job. They still welcome feedback and discussion about the document - so maybe they do have quite a strong commitment to reviewing after all? Take a look and see what you think. (Click on 'DEEP' in the left margin when you get there)
• Recommended Competencies for Outdoor Educators by Michelle Richardson and Deborah Simmons (1996) (ERIC digests)