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• Being open to feedback

  Published on March 18, 2015
  Feedback is important to be successful in relationships and in the workplace.

• Online Focus Groups – Using ZOOM Technology to Gather Perspectives: Part 2

  Published on March 10, 2015
  Do you need information from a diverse group of people across a wide geographic area in a short period of time? Consider conducting online focus groups.

• Online focus groups – using ZOOM technology to gather perspectives: Part 1

  Published on March 3, 2015
  Do you need geographic and demographic information in a short period of time? Consider conducting online focus groups.

• Debriefing Part 4: What’s that all about?

  Published on February 11, 2015
  Have you ever heard someone say “Let’s debrief” or “We’ll finish today by debriefing” but ever really understood what that mean? To end this series on debriefing, we’ll be looking at some potential questions to aide facilitators in the process.

• Debriefing Part 3: What’s that all about?

  Published on February 9, 2015
  Have you ever heard someone say “Let’s debrief” or “We’ll finish today by debriefing” but ever really understood what that meant? This article will specifically address debriefing with youth and provides some resources and age-appropriate tips.

• Debriefing Part 2: What’s that all about?

  Published on February 6, 2015
  Have you ever heard someone say “Let’s debrief” or “We’ll finish today by debriefing” but ever really understood what that meant? In this article we’re going to explore some rules for debriefing and a few basic tips for success.

• Debriefing Part 1: What’s that all about?

  Published on February 5, 2015
  Have you ever heard someone say, “Let’s debrief” or “We’ll finish today by debriefing” but never really understood what that meant? In this first article about debriefing, we’ll discuss the origin, definition and techniques for effective debriefing.

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  Do you have an affinity for SILENT sticky wall brainstorming? Part 1

  Published on December 30, 2014
  The silent sticky wall is a useful tool to engage quiet members during a brainstorming session.

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  Do you have an affinity for SILENT sticky wall brainstorming? Part 2

  Published on December 30, 2014
  The silent sticky wall is a useful tool to engage quiet members during a brainstorming session.

• School Employee Wellness Series: Organize a committee

  Published on December 26, 2014
  Leading by example, school employees can make a difference in the health of students.