•To experience the impact of two pronouns: I and we.
•To write a statement using only we.
Estimated Time
60 minutes
Training Methods
•Discussion
•Role play
•Game
Materials
•Select a letter or excerpt from a company’s annual report. Create two versions,
one using the pronoun I exclusively and the second using only we.
•Select a competitive, team-based game that participants can play at the beginning
of this activity.
Equipment and Supplies
Flipchart and markers
Comments
One of the key characteristics James Kouzes and Barry Posner identify in their
research on effective leaders is that leader ...
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