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Leadership Tips 4 Feb 14 0 Comments

Powerful Debriefing Tip

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Experiential Trainer, Author & Speaker

This idea was shared by Jim Doherty on Edutopia (a post I shared some months back):

When a student responds to a question you have posed, ask one or more students to repeat back in their own words what they just heard.

So simple, yet so powerful.

This simple strategy is a wonderful way to engage more of your group in the conversation, not to mention, sharpen their listening skills.

It’s also a useful technique to explore more deeply what your students actually ‘hear’ and understand what you or others have shared.

Brilliant!

To learn the latest debrief technique, click here.

Original post February 2014, last updated May 2018.

By - Experiential Trainer, Author & Speaker

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