Toolbox — For Training and Youth Work
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Exercise
Develop project ideas with young people and find a common picture/understanding for situations in different realities
* Divide participants in small groups. Maybe start with a warming up about brainstorming and rules for creative
environment, such as
1. Nobody is wrong, no idea is crazy
2. Forbid the automatic NO
3. Everything is worth writing down
4. Use the positive in each idea.
(There are more specific brainstorming techniques that you may want to use.)
Ask them then to brainstorm about "What is the situation / the problems and opportunities for young people in your community today?" Use the group’s own experiences. Write them on the flip chart.
Work then with the question: how could
international youth work be a strategy to deal with these things? Write up on post-its and put them on the flipchart.
Vernissage or report in big group.
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http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/154
This tool is for
Any group working on projects for youth
and addresses
Group Dynamics, Project Management, European Citizenship
Materials needed:
Flip chart, markers, post-its
Duration:
1 Hour including plenary presentations
The tool was created by
Unknown.
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The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Unknown (on 29 July 2003)
and last modified
21 June 2010
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