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RE:[转载] 破冰游戏合集
Expectations) H1 g5 c# r' a8 u, H! S
Begin each training session with two charts posted side by side on the wall.
- c4 N. t; ]+ mTitle one "Expectations", and the other, "Expectations met or Exceeded".
w$ s: P) N/ a x' JGive all participants a supply of large Post-Its (preferably in bright colours).
6 g ~1 G+ |: {2 j% s$ p: {! WEarly in the training, invite the group to write their expectations on the Post-Its and post them on the "Expectations" chart. % Q4 V. c2 f& L4 W% O# J7 F
Read out all of the expectations for the group and then ask them to move their Post-Its from the "Expectations" chart to the "Expectations Met or Exceeded" chart at appropriate times throughout the training session.
1 @0 \. \) R2 {, M4 D. GNote that by the end of the session, very few (if any) remain on the "Expectations" chart.
: T! h( R# |) t6 p( d$ OFor those that do remain, spend some time helping to meet or exceed each expectation until participants feel comfortable moving it to the other chart. |
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