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Facilitators must choose how to demo activities: themselves, a volunteer, or through instruction. Each shapes learning differently, with benefits and risks. The key is matching approach to purpose, group readiness and outcome.
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Picture yourself as a leader with the remarkable ability to foster collaboration, stimulate creativity and drive productive discussions.
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‘Play to Play’ is one of the improvisation tenets in the LIFEPASS acronym. It’s the principle that most puzzles people at first sight.
But if we play only to win, we miss many of the other pleasures available in a game.
Ninety days ago I stopped eating cakes, biscuits and chocolates. Had I suddenly gained new knowledge about sugar, diet or brain function? Nope!
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