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Facilitating Discussion (226D)

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Group discussions are common, and this manual provides instruction in facilitating the most common types of discussions.  Learn about moderating a panel discussion, facilitating a brainstorming meeting, leading a problem-solving discussion, handling challenging people during discussions, and helping a problem-solving group achieve a consensus.

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1. The Panel Moderator

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  Time:

28-30 minutes, or 22-26 minutes

  Objectives:  •  Select a topic for a panel discussion.
     •  Identify differing viewpoints to be addressed by panelists.
     •  Organize and moderate a panel discussion.

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2. The Brainstorming Session

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  Time:

26-31 minutes, or 19-23 minutes

  Objectives:  •  Discuss the three ideas generated in the previous project, The Brainstorming Session.
     •  Determine which one best resolves the problem.

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3. The Problem-Solving Discussion

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  Time:

26 - 31  minutes, or 19 - 23 minutes

  Objectives:  •  Discuss the three ideas generated in the previous project, The Brainstorming Session.
     •  Determine which one best resolves the problem.

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4. Handling Challenging Situations

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  Time:

22 - 32 minutes, or 12 - 21 minutes

  Objectives:  • 

Select a problem and ask club members to discuss and resolve it by either a majority vote or by compromise.

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Serve as facilitator for the discussion.

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Effectively handle any member's behavioural problems that may interfere with the discussion.

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5. Reaching a Consensus
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  Time:

31 - 37 minutes, or 2- - 26 minutes

  Objectives:  • 

To select a problem for the group to discuss and resolve.

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As facilitator, help the group reach a consensus.

       

Note: Some presentations may require additional time for question-and-answer periods.

 
 

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