This is a buzz group activity in which two or three people briefly share responses to questions and emerging understandings.
Purposes
To get individuals to talk about their developing understandings of a topic
To bring conversational variety into a learning space
To use the intimacy of a dyad or triad to increase engagement and understanding
To focus large-group discussion on issues that matter most to participants
How It Works
During a large-group discussion, lecture, or media presentation, the facilitator asks participants to write down emerging insights or responses to a question.
These are then shared with one or two people nearby, and each person writes down his or her partner's ...
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