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Paper outfit group work - Canada

February 27, 2024

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Educational theorists - How do they work in social care?

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Creative facilitation reflective question sheet

Facilitation skills Facilitation skills are the ability to lead a group of people through a process or activity in order to achieve a goal or outcome. Facilitators need to be able to create an environment that is conducive to collaboration and communication, while also being able to manage the group dynamics and ensure that everyone is working towards the same objectives. They must have strong communication, problem-solving and conflict resolution skills, as well as an understanding of group dynamics. Facilitators must also be able to listen and understand the needs of the group, and be able to provide appropriate guidance and support. Download the resource by clicking on the image below:

Star Constellation: mapping support activity

Star Constellation and family mapping Star constellations are collections of stars that are connected to each other. In this activity the stars represent the self at the centre and the people who are connected to you. Who are your collections of stars? OR Family mapping activity: Map out your family using different styles of lines to represent the relationships between you and them.

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