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This introduction to classroom facilitation supports educators in refining their techniques and strategies for effective teaching and engagement. Participants are encouraged to collaborate and discuss insights from recent activities, including the Watersheds activity. The session includes reviewing strengths and areas for improvement in current facilitation practices, with a focus on handling questions, time management, and circulation among participants. Educators will reflect on their learning and identify facilitation strategies to apply in their classrooms.
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Improving Classroom Facilitation • An Introduction • If you have not recently completed the Watersheds activity, please try to sit with people who have.
MetaActivity: Classroom Facilitation • Read quickly through Model 2 of MetaActivity: Process Skills • Read quickly through the Watersheds Activity • As a group, review/complete MetaActivity: Classroom Facilitation • 8 minutes
Improving SII Statements • Strengths • Facilitator did a great job. • Facilitator handled questions well. • Improvements • Could manage time better. • Didn’t circulate enough. • Insights • Facilitating is hard. • I learned a lot by observing.
Report Out on Strengths • Strengths • Facilitator did a great job. • Facilitator handled questions well.
Report Out on Improvements • Improvements • Could manage time better. • Didn’t circulate enough.
Report Out on Insights • Insights • Facilitating is hard. • I learned a lot by observing.
Fishbowl Setup • 10 minutes
Facilitation of Activity • 20–25 minutes
Debriefing • 2 minutes
Individual SII • 3 minutes
Group SII • 8 minutes
Report Out • 20 minutes
Further Insights • Take one minute to write down at least one facilitation strategy that you could use in your own classroom. • Report out either: • One additional insight about facilitation, or • A facilitation strategy that you could use in your own classroom • 5 minutes