Posts Tagged ‘Social Emotional Learning’

More on helping students practice decision-making, compromise, and consensus through experiential activities. A funny story:

Last week I mentioned my favorite way to divide a group into teams using a “Which One?” scenario where partners practice compromise/decision-making. After reading the last entry my colleague Kristen reminded me to share my funny “success” story from using this method with students in an elementary school:
I was working with a 2nd grade classroom [...]

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My Latest “Friday Lesson” at Wood ‘n’ Barnes “Designing the Group Experience”

Facilitation is an art that involves a combination of practice, observation, knowledge of theory, and creativity. Effective facilitators act as creative “designers” of lessons and experiences.  Through careful observation of all the elements involved in a group’s personality and setting, they intentionally choose and order activities in order to maximize learning opportunities.  Many educators call [...]

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