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guide:implementation:facilitation [2018/11/02 17:57]
Caroline [Provide good conditions for a decision to be made]
guide:implementation:facilitation [2018/11/02 18:03]
Caroline [A " 'you' time" to better understand the participants' background, motivations and emotional state]
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 ==== Keep the pace, stay on course ==== ==== Keep the pace, stay on course ====
  
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 **Using „roles“ during meetings**, and especially during **decision-making discussions** will help the group to stay on course at the same time it will help some people take part into the activity (it is sometimes more fulfilling for some people to have a specific mission during a discussion in order to stay focused).\\ **Using „roles“ during meetings**, and especially during **decision-making discussions** will help the group to stay on course at the same time it will help some people take part into the activity (it is sometimes more fulfilling for some people to have a specific mission during a discussion in order to stay focused).\\
  
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 It’s a good way to **stop** for a while and **question ourselves** about the moment in our life in which the Heterotopia Tour occurs, and which key elements it brought us. It’s a good way to **stop** for a while and **question ourselves** about the moment in our life in which the Heterotopia Tour occurs, and which key elements it brought us.
  
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 It’s a moment in which some people will feel the **need of expressing their emotions**, their **satisfaction** but also their **fears**, **problems** or **challenges** encountered during the Tour. Sometimes some of them might also share very **personal informations** about their life and past experiences. As a facilitator,​ be ready to benevolently **welcome them** and **listen in a non-judgmental way**. It’s a moment in which some people will feel the **need of expressing their emotions**, their **satisfaction** but also their **fears**, **problems** or **challenges** encountered during the Tour. Sometimes some of them might also share very **personal informations** about their life and past experiences. As a facilitator,​ be ready to benevolently **welcome them** and **listen in a non-judgmental way**.
  
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 Allowing an individual time for each participant might actually help some of them to get more involved within the group. This « ‘you’ time » creates a space in which any kind of existing discomfort or frustration can be expressed and should be welcomed by the person interviewing. For this reason, **make sure the person conducting the interview is willing to listen and help participants get any uneasy feeling out of their chest.** Allowing an individual time for each participant might actually help some of them to get more involved within the group. This « ‘you’ time » creates a space in which any kind of existing discomfort or frustration can be expressed and should be welcomed by the person interviewing. For this reason, **make sure the person conducting the interview is willing to listen and help participants get any uneasy feeling out of their chest.**
  
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 Therefore, we suggest you to:  Therefore, we suggest you to: 
-  * support the participants who encounter difficulties to express themselves in English. ​+  ​* **support the participants who encounter difficulties to express themselves in English**
 Take a seat next to them in the circle to be able to **translate** what they say and what the others are saying. That way they will have the opportunity to express themselves with precision, especially on emotional topics where speaking proper English will not be their priorité. By giving them access to translation,​ you will allow them to focus on their feeling and on what they would like to say.  Take a seat next to them in the circle to be able to **translate** what they say and what the others are saying. That way they will have the opportunity to express themselves with precision, especially on emotional topics where speaking proper English will not be their priorité. By giving them access to translation,​ you will allow them to focus on their feeling and on what they would like to say. 
  
guide/implementation/facilitation.txt · Last modified: 2019/04/01 19:19 by Marina