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<\/a>Groupies<\/h2>\nWhen it is time to break participant’s into groups how can you make the process smooth and effective. \u00a0Here are a few things to consider…<\/p>\n
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- If you’re looking for simplicity, there is nothing easier than numbering off. \u00a0To make it a little more creative, number off backwards or try doing it in another language. \u00a0From Training for Dummies<\/i><\/li>\n
- If you find yourself needing to choose who will be in which group, use different colored stars (or other stickers), a different color for each group. \u00a0At lunch, or after the days’ class, put the stars\u00a0on their name tent making sure you put the people together you want. \u00a0It is a great way to separate the click that is making your life a living hades. \u00a0When the class resumes, have them check the color of their star and put one color at one table, and one color at another.<\/li>\n
- Puzzle Pieces – purchase small puzzles with 4-6 pieces and distribute them to the class. \u00a0When it is time to regroup, have them group with people who can complete their puzzle. \u00a0Add a little competition by having the group that forms their puzzle first yell “you complete me” and then provide them a small prize.<\/li>\n
- Have you ever had to train where everyone is in rows and there are no tables. \u00a0Have the odd number rows turn around to the people behind them to form small groups.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
So what are some cool techniques that you have used to form groups. \u00a0Mail them to me at poortrainer@gmail.com<\/a>\u00a0or post them in the comments below.<\/p>\n
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Groupies When it is time to break participant’s into groups how can you make the process smooth and effective. Here are a few things to consider… If you’re looking for simplicity, there is nothing easier than numbering off. To make … Continue reading