SB 339-2
Preparation
• Decide on a hypothetical task to brainstorm. This can be a light, enjoyable
exercise, while still sending a valuable message.
• The task does not need to be relevant to the group's professional experience. It
should be something relatively simple. For example, you could ask the group to
brainstorm ways of building a bookcase, clearing snow from the community
streets, or fitting exercise into a busy schedule. Another approach is to make
the hypothetical task fun, such as coming up with ways for the chicken to cross
the road or for the magician to pull the rabbit out of the hat.
• Once you have decided on the task, put it on a flip chart page so that the group
can see it while they brainstorm.
Process
• Explain ...