Podcast: Essential Props & Tools Every Facilitator Should Carry - playmeo
Podcast: Essential Props & Tools Every Facilitator Should Carry - playmeo is an adventure initiative exercise for reflection and learning: it helps participants reflect on experience and turn observations into learning.
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- My first interview with host, Phil Brown, was in his car - the most sound-proofed space we could find at the time - more than 5 years ago.
- If you listen carefully, you may even hear the rain on the car’s roof 🙂 The Top 5 Props We Never Leave Home Without In this episode, Phil and I compare our personal lists of the top team-building props we carry to every program, training and event we lead.
- In case you’re wondering, we did not discuss our lists with each other in advance.
- So, while you may not be surprised by some of our choices, it is highly unlikely you could have predicted the composition each of our two lists.
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My first interview with host, Phil Brown, was in his car - the most sound-proofed space we could find at the time - more than 5 years ago.
If you listen carefully, you may even hear the rain on the car’s roof 🙂 The Top 5 Props We Never Leave Home Without In this episode, Phil and I compare our personal lists of the top team-building props we carry to every program, training and event we lead.
In case you’re wondering, we did not discuss our lists with each other in advance.
So, while you may not be surprised by some of our choices, it is highly unlikely you could have predicted the composition each of our two lists.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Podcast: Essential Props & Tools Every Facilitator Should Carry - playmeo. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: My first interview with host, Phil Brown, was in his car - the most sound-proofed space we could find at the time - more than 5 years ago.; If you listen carefully, you may even hear the rain on the car’s roof 🙂 The Top 5 Props We Never Leave Home Without In this episode, Phil and I compare our personal lists of the top team-building props we carry to every program, training and event we lead.; In case you’re wondering, we did not discuss our lists with each other in advance.; So, while you may not be surprised by some of our choices, it is highly unlikely you could have predicted the composition each of our two lists.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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