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Circulate during the first 5 minutes and listen for lively discussions that you can refer to during the whole group discussion. | Circulate during the first 5 minutes and listen for lively discussions that you can refer to during the whole group discussion. Remember, be selective when taking feedback from groups. Ask questions like: | ||
* Does any group disagree with what this group has said? | |||
* Does any group feel particularly strongly about any of the talking points? | |||
Use the responses to these types of questions to build the whole group discussion. | |||
Expect disagreements amongst groups about certain talking points. This is actually productive for the whole group as it promotes further discussion. | Expect disagreements amongst groups about certain talking points. This is actually productive for the whole group as it promotes further discussion. | ||
