Structured Reflection Activity For Group Sharing - Fill The Gap
Fill The Gap uses open-ended prompts that invite honest responses while maintaining comfortable boundaries for participants.
How to run it
- Fill The Gap Structured reflection activity to deepen learning & sharing.
- Fill The Gap uses open-ended prompts that invite honest responses while maintaining comfortable boundaries for participants.
- As a structured reflection activity, it promotes equal participation and attentive listening, making it effective in various settings, including classroom discussions and team meetings.
- Pose a question or statement to the group that ends with “dot, dot, dot,” eg “THE HIGHLIGHT OF MY DAY WAS…”
- Ask each person to respond in turn by completing the sentence or statement.
- Continue around the circle in one direction, or at random.
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Fill The Gap uses open-ended prompts that invite honest responses while maintaining comfortable boundaries for participants.
Ask each person to respond in turn by completing the sentence or statement.
Continue around the circle in one direction, or at random.
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Structured Reflection Activity For Group Sharing - Fill The Gap. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: ; Fill The Gap uses open-ended prompts that invite honest responses while maintaining comfortable boundaries for participants.; Ask each person to respond in turn by completing the sentence or statement.; Continue around the circle in one direction, or at random.. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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