Shu ha ri : novice, advanced beginner, competent, proficient, and expert. Shu hai ri sets the stage for self development. The leader learns by doing. Break the skill into chunks and learn from errors observed by the teacher. The teacher will challenge the student to learn and think and find creative countermeasures to root causes. Shu ha ri takes time and energy to reflect on further opportunities for improvement. At ha the student practices unsupervised and checks with the master and applies the rules creatively. At ri the actions are natural and the student is in the position to gain his own understanding and imraprove on what they have learned. At ri the student can do the job without thinking or supervision, the five aspects of shu ha ri are standardized work, deep observation by the teacher, no answers so the student learns by struggle, on job development to get feedback, and a steady increase of challenges for growth.[Learn More ...]

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