3 Awareness of Context, Bias, & Assumptions
3 Awareness of Context, Bias, & Assumptions is a structured group exercise for context sharing: it helps participants share useful personal or project context.
How to run it
- Provide sheets of paper, colored markers, and tape.
- Organize participants into small groups (4-6 ppl).
- Begin by introducing the learning goals of this activity.
- This activity will demonstrate how these judgments affect how we communicate with others.
- 5.0 1 rating(s) average rating is 5 out of 5, based on 1 votes, rating(s) Learning Goals Encourage honest introspection about one’s beliefs, values, and biases.
- Learn how to use the knowledge of biases and assumptions in a positive way.
- Previous Next Instructions Reflection Journal Practice Journal Additional Resources Activity Cluster Instructions Set Up: Prepare for the Activity Provide sheets of paper, colored markers, and tape.
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Provide sheets of paper, colored markers, and tape.
Organize participants into small groups (4-6 ppl).
Begin by introducing the learning goals of this activity.
This activity will demonstrate how these judgments affect how we communicate with others.
Learn how to use the knowledge of biases and assumptions in a positive way.
Previous Next Instructions Reflection Journal Practice Journal Additional Resources Activity Cluster Instructions Set Up: Prepare for the Activity Provide sheets of paper, colored markers, and tape.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: 3 Awareness of Context, Bias, & Assumptions. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Provide sheets of paper, colored markers, and tape.; Organize participants into small groups (4-6 ppl).; Begin by introducing the learning goals of this activity.; This activity will demonstrate how these judgments affect how we communicate with others.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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