Stop, Collaborate and Listen! PP214

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Ollie Frith gives an exclusive insiders' viewpoint on Pivotal's Recent Instructors' Conference this week. There are clips from some of the sessions and lots of inspiration from delegates and organisers. Ollie encourages us all to Stop, Collaborate and Listen, rather than blindly following 'what we have always done'.

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