Traffic Light Debrief

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Have you played this activity? What worked, what didn't work? What type of group? Do you have useful advice for other users? Do you know a fun variation?

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   David Piang-Nee June 12, 2021

   I really like this approach and would use this in the middle of an initiative session for example. Rather than it being a free for all opportunity, this presents to be a less confrontation way of communicating as little groups get to explore their thoughts on things.. It also allows people the space to make a choice on their thoughts without having to necessarily voice them to the whole group initially.

   Great way of exercising persuasive communication skills as well as actively listening skills.

   Variation or extension could be that people could reassess where they stand after their conversations in their little groups as their views or perspectives may have shifted.

   There is also the opportunity for the colour groups to present their perspective to the wider group as well to round that up before continuing with a challenge for example.

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     Mark Collard June 13, 2021

     Yes, David, inviting people to move or shift their initial preference after having a conversation with others is a wonderful visual way to demonstrate change or progress.