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You are now starting the first activitiy. Make sure that participants are alert and excited. If necessary, do another quick ice breaker, and then launch into the first activity. | You are now starting the first activitiy. Make sure that participants are alert and excited. If necessary, do another quick ice breaker, and then launch into the first activity. | ||
'''Record the brainstorm. '''The facilitator writes on a board or a large sheet of paper, or makes notes for everybody to see on the overhead projector. Alternatively, participants write on small pieces of paper which are placed on a table. If there are no facilities, then it is ok to not make a record. There should be no evaluation of responses when using the brainstorming technique. | |||
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If participants are not very forthcoming, probe them with additional questions, e.g. 'What do you think interactive teaching might be? Is it the same as learner-centred teaching?' | If participants are not very forthcoming, probe them with additional questions, e.g. 'What do you think interactive teaching might be? Is it the same as learner-centred teaching?' | ||
If you are part of our “facilitators program”, use the tools provided to capture the discussion. | If you are part of our “facilitators program”, use the tools provided to capture the discussion. | ||
