May 2010
Intermediate to advanced
192 pages
5h 56m
English

By randomly selecting people to assume various roles throughout your session, you reduce the likelihood that one or two people will dominate or control the session, discussions, and activities. You also encourage interaction and input by all participants.
To set the stage for participants playing an active role in the program, discuss the leader and note-taker roles at the beginning of your program. It also helps when you have small incentives (buttons, toys, candy, or other fun items) to reward your “volunteers”—and let everyone know that at the beginning. Doing so can generate some friendly ...
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