Magic Wand
Quickly ascertain what is possible from groups of people with a simple magic wand. Learn about others' desires and frustrations.
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- Have them discuss why it is important to make the change
- Magic Wand Timing 15 30 minutes Purpose/Objectives Quick Description Quickly ascertain what is possible from groups of people with a simple magic wand.
- Cool Possibilities/Options Instead of a magic wand, have players discuss what they would change if they become the boss for a.
- 30 minutes, 5 15 minutes, exercise, icebreaker, small groups 231
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Have them discuss why it is important to make the change
Magic Wand Timing 15 30 minutes Purpose/Objectives Quick Description Quickly ascertain what is possible from groups of people with a simple magic wand.
Cool Possibilities/Options Instead of a magic wand, have players discuss what they would change if they become the boss for a.
30 minutes, 5 15 minutes, exercise, icebreaker, small groups 231
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Magic Wand. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Have them discuss why it is important to make the change; Magic Wand Timing 15 30 minutes Purpose/Objectives Quick Description Quickly ascertain what is possible from groups of people with a simple magic wand.; Cool Possibilities/Options Instead of a magic wand, have players discuss what they would change if they become the boss for a.; 30 minutes, 5 15 minutes, exercise, icebreaker, small groups 231. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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