Study goals
To present and analyze the application of the Skills Development Method for Dealing with Uncertainty (MDCI), based on theatrical practices and active learning principles, as an innovative management training strategy.
Relevance / originality
The originality of the article lies in the relatively unprecedented integration of theatrical practices and active learning principles into a structured method (MDCI) to develop managerial skills in contexts of uncertainty, articulating theory and practice in educational and organizational applications.
Methodology / approach
The methodology is based on a technical report with an exploratory character, structured in theoretical review, construction of the MDCI method, application in national and international pilots, and qualitative analysis of reactions and learning, supported by principles of active learning and theatrical
Main results
The results indicate that the MDCI favors the development of important management skills at this time—creativity, resilience, emotional intelligence, communication, and teamwork—generating engagement and motivation However, they point to challenges such as limited time, objective assessment, and adaptation to the online
Theoretical / methodological contributions
This article contributes by integrating theatrical practices and active learning principles to develop skills in contexts of uncertainty Methodologically, it proposes the MDCI as an innovative framework, articulating theory and practical experience, and expanding training alternatives in light of the limitations of
Social / management contributions
The report demonstrates that theatrical practices favor the development of soft skills essential to the business environment, such as resilience, communication and creativity Socially, it contributes to training professionals better prepared to deal with uncertainty, strengthening team management and promoting innovation in