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One-Two-Six
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Individuals write down one idea for action.
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Participants pair off to share their ideas and agree on one.
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Participants form groups of six to share their ideas and agree on one.
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Post the ideas for discussion and next steps.
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Slip Method
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Divide participants into small groups.
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Individuals in each group write down their ideas on index cards or Post-it Notes.
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Each group organizes its ideas into themes and shares them with other groups.
Concept Walk
Goal: Preview the materials and book (Participant’s Manual)
Process:
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Pose questions about the sections of the book.
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Divide the group in pairs.
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Invite the pairs to skim a section of the book.
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Each pair will briefly describe the contents of a section.
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While the groups describe their sections, the class can read the section being discussed.
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Close the activity by relating the sessions to the course goals.
Fast-Write
Goal: Quickly articulate ideas on a topic
Process:
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Participants listen to a statement, question, or story.
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Participants write without stopping for 2–3 minutes, jotting down whatever comes to mind. Their pens
should not leave the page.
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