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Ground Rules

Don't be afraid to let the group know what's expected. Information has a greater perceived ...
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Shorter, More Frequent Breaks

It's too easy for people to get involved with work-related problems or phone calls when a ...
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Group Leader Rotation

Rotate the role of group leader so a variety of personalities have a chance. This will help ...
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Small Groups

Smaller groups of five to seven work well for creating a safer sharing environment because ...
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Involving Opener

An opener is an activity that breaks preoccupation, facilitates networking and is relevant ...
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Group Projects

Group projects have so many useful purposes in a classroom. Some of these include having ...
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Agenda Presentation

To prevent later confusion, start each class by outlining the scope of the course. You can ...
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Practical Applications

Remaining intensely practical will consistently help learners maintain interest as they ...
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Sailing the Five Cs

Last year, Doug McCallum took the challenge upon himself to create at least one activity for ...
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Two Quick Activities to Easily Adapt, Adopt, Apply

Wanda Meyers, program manager at HRSA Learning Institute in Rockville, Md., attended The Bob ...
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Asked and Answered: Accountability and Feedback Exercises

Asked: I am looking for different training activities regarding a manager's approach to ...
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Two Tech Tips for Flipped Classrooms

A newer trend in education is called the flipped classroom. Some teachers are sending ...
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