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* How we from groups?
* What exactly do you want us to do?
* How much time do we have?
* What do we do when we're finished?
I needed to refine my approach. This is what I learned.
Use small-group activities when you need participants to
* solve a problem presented by the trainer or another participant
* react to a case study presented on paper or onscreen
* prepare a role play and present it to the larger group.
Activities should be challenging, interesting, and relevant; require a short time to complete; and be appropriate to participants' backgrounds. Each group...
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