Win, Win, Win
Using concentric circles as a template with 3 key questions, you can establish personal interests that run deeper than a typical introductory exercise
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- Pass out the image on the next page and ask participants to re-create it with pen and paper leaving lots of blank space in the circles i.e., it should take up an entire page In 2-3 person PS groups, allow each person to fill it in themselves and then share and discuss as a team
- Win, Win, Win Timing 5 - 15 minutes Purpose/Objectives - Quick Description Using concentric circles as a template with 3 key questions, you can establish personal interests that run deeper than a typical introductory exercise Process Pass out the image on the next page and ask participants to re-create it with pen and paper leaving lots of blank space in the circles i.e., it should take up an entire page In 2-3 person PS groups, allow each person to fill it in themselves and then share and discuss as a team. Debrief some of the richer learnings from each group. Logistics Printed copies on the image on the next page. Blank paper and pens. Cool Possibilities/Options Pre-print the circles on a template and hand them out. Have participants draw an image in each circle and then describe it to others in their group . People Science Data Capture Capture the key words in each person center of the circle and who they worked with Tags 468 5 - 15 minutes, interests, model, personal, small groups, venn diagram, winning Source 8QNQRZQ Popularized by the World Economic Forum 469
- Debrief some of the richer learnings from each group.
- Have participants draw an image in each circle and then describe it to others in their group .
- People Science Data Capture Capture the key words in each person center of the circle and who they worked with Tags 468 5 15 minutes, interests, model, personal, small groups, venn diagram, winning Source 8QNQRZQ Popularized by the World Economic Forum 469
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Pass out the image on the next page and ask participants to re-create it with pen and paper leaving lots of blank space in the circles i.e., it should take up an entire page In 2-3 person PS groups, allow each person to fill it in themselves and then share and discuss as a team
Win, Win, Win Timing 5 - 15 minutes Purpose/Objectives - Quick Description Using concentric circles as a template with 3 key questions, you can establish personal interests that run deeper than a typical introductory exercise Process Pass out the image on the next page and ask participants to re-create it with pen and paper leaving lots of blank space in the circles i.e., it should take up an entire page In 2-3 person PS groups, allow each person to fill it in themselves and then share and discuss as a team. Debrief some of the richer learnings from each group. Logistics Printed copies on the image on the next page. Blank paper and pens. Cool Possibilities/Options Pre-print the circles on a template and hand them out. Have participants draw an image in each circle and then describe it to others in their group . People Science Data Capture Capture the key words in each person center of the circle and who they worked with Tags 468 5 - 15 minutes, interests, model, personal, small groups, venn diagram, winning Source 8QNQRZQ Popularized by the World Economic Forum 469
Debrief some of the richer learnings from each group.
Have participants draw an image in each circle and then describe it to others in their group .
People Science Data Capture Capture the key words in each person center of the circle and who they worked with Tags 468 5 15 minutes, interests, model, personal, small groups, venn diagram, winning Source 8QNQRZQ Popularized by the World Economic Forum 469
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Adapt this exercise for my exact room. Exercise: Win, Win, Win. Readiness: Publishable Draft. Core moves: Pass out the image on the next page and ask participants to re-create it with pen and paper leaving lots of blank space in the circles i.e., it should take up an entire page In 2-3 person PS groups, allow each person to fill it in themselves and then share and discuss as a team; Win, Win, Win Timing 5 - 15 minutes Purpose/Objectives - Quick Description Using concentric circles as a template with 3 key questions, you can establish personal interests that run deeper than a typical introductory exercise Process Pass out the image on the next page and ask participants to re-create it with pen and paper leaving lots of blank space in the circles i.e., it should take up an entire page In 2-3 person PS groups, allow each person to fill it in themselves and then share and discuss as a team. Debrief some of the richer learnings from each group. Logistics Printed copies on the image on the next page. Blank paper and pens. Cool Possibilities/Options Pre-print the circles on a template and hand them out. Have participants draw an image in each circle and then describe it to others in their group . People Science Data Capture Capture the key words in each person center of the circle and who they worked with Tags 468 5 - 15 minutes, interests, model, personal, small groups, venn diagram, winning Source 8QNQRZQ Popularized by the World Economic Forum 469; Debrief some of the richer learnings from each group.; Have participants draw an image in each circle and then describe it to others in their group .. Return a concise facilitator script with timing, wording, safety notes, and remote/in-person adjustments.
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