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Counseling Driven Learning Unicist Personalized Education Counseling driven learning is a “back to basics” in learning methodologies. It is developed for those who have a real need to use tools to approach both complex problems and risky or uncertain environments. This learning methodology is based on the personal support of individual counselors in individual sessions to back participants while they approach complex problems. It includes the use of the BEES (Blue Eagle Expert System) as the objective tool to monitor the real cases developed by participants during the learning process. Counseling driven learning is based on a broad scope of unicist technologies, developed by The Unicist Research Institute, to develop diagnostics and forecasts, and also to help in the decision making process and in strategy development.


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