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There are 6 item(s) tagged with the keyword "Facilitation".
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1. Messing Up: Using Humility to Become a Better Trainer
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By Sarah Axelson, MSW | June 20, 2018
It’s 10:30 on a Thursday night, and I’m somewhere over the Midwest, flying home. I’ve spent the last few days training a group of professionals who, for the most part, I haven’t worked with before. The training as a whole was fantastic. Well-planned, intentional, engaging, and the list goes on. I couldn’t be more proud of our team for putting it together.
What I wasn’t proud of was my own section, or more specifically one activity within the day-long session that I delivered.
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2. Currently Reading: Keeping the Magic in Facilitation
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By Sarah Axelson, MSW | May 15, 2018
I’m a training and facilitation nerd. Anyone who knows me knows I embrace that label and use it lovingly. I’m constantly trying to think of new, more engaging ways to help people learn.
I’m so entrenched in this work that at a recent dinner with friends, as we were settling our tab, I found myself digging through my purse searching for my wallet. It finally turned up under a copy of one of the books I’m currently reading.
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3. Facilitation Quick Tips: I Usually Say Yes to This
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By Gina Lepore, MEd | November 16, 2017
Here’s an engaging and powerful activity that’s a great way to introduce a learning process related to consent in sexual or romantic relationships. It’s ideal for a Training of Educators or Training of Trainers. With adaptation, it can also be used as a classroom activity with teens or young adults.
- By Gina Lepore, MEd
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4. Facilitation Quick Tips: Talkin' Toe-2-Toe
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By Joan Singson | May 18, 2015
Program Manager, ETRPicture yourself standing in front of a room going through the talking points of your training design. You pan the room and notice a few heads bobbing. The bodies they’re attached to twitch as they fight training fatigue. You see glazed-over stares of participants whose minds are somewhere between the training room and a warm bed.
It’s time for an energizer!
- By Joan Singson
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5. Facilitation Quick Tips: Drop Us a Line!
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By Annika Shore, MPH | April 16, 2015
This upbeat activity has some of the best elements for any training—movement, music and conversation. It engages brains, energizes participants and helps them personalize the learning.
- By Annika Shore, MPH
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6. Facilitation Quick Tips: Phrase Craze
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By Debra Christopher, MSM | January 15, 2015
Here’s an activity that helps training participants consolidate learning. It actually activates and strengthens neurological connections, increasing participants’ ability to hold key concepts in long-term memory. Quick and engaging.
- By Debra Christopher, MSM
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