Scott Simmerman, Ph.D. CPF, CPT

That’s amazing!

Thank you very much Dr. Stephen.

Hiya

I have a few models set up in Mecabricks – https://www.mecabricks.com/en/user/stephendann – for the Windows Kit, and some support materials designed to do instruction round based building – http://stephendann.org/lspevents/

That can get you a start

Hello, can you please add me to the slack channel ? emmanuel.lancon@gmail.com
Thanks

@lennie my dear friend, I agree with you and think the same. Thank you for sharing ;)

Thanks so much all! This has been super helpful. I’m raiding my old childhood collection to fill any crucial gaps.

Ed: I’m really just starting to push the boat out, so I’m trying to be a bit general-purpose about my bricks for now before purchasing some dedicated LSP gear and some kit to manage it. Good advice about the base plates – I’ll take…[Read more]

Joel

I’ve used a mix of creativity kits for story telling exercises – like the :Select six bricks, any six bricks, now build a model of the world’s best just using those bricks.

Kits I’ve got in my mix
* Creative Builder – Windows and Doors make for good insta-metaphors, and they’re loved by the participants.
* * Creative Supplement – this…[Read more]

Joel- I am a newbie also. I just got back from Tanzania working in a school to help develop critical thinking skills using LEGO, literature, and logic games. I am not a LSP facilitator, but I used many of the concepts to organize and adapt the concepts for what I needed. I used a few of the 10698 general sets plus a few other other general build…[Read more]

Hi Joel – 10698 is a great starting point. There’s nothing ‘crucial’ at the start that would get in the way. I’d suggest you need a few wheels (and I seem to remember this has some), and some larger plates (bigger than 8×8). I think there are 12×4 and 8×6 in this box. I’d consider getting a few (1 per person) identical larger plates directly from…[Read more]

@diegomaffazzioli
“The answer is within the system.”

There is nothing special I do for LSP in an Agile environment. I follow roughly the same standard LSP process model: Skill building, individual models, shared model, Landscape, etc. following the ask, build, share, reflect sequence.
I rely heavily on my professional leadership coaching…[Read more]

Hi Lennie, can you explain a little bit more about your style in Agile teams? If possible, can you share how do you do? Thanks and best regards

I have used LSP within Agile environments to help teams and organizations solve “wicked” problems. These problems surfaced from their transition to Agile. I used LSP as a true coaching tool not as an Agile game.
The 3 dimensional aspect helps teams see a variety of perspectives that were not previously in view.