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Exercise
To evaluate the feelings of the participants regarding personal, group and trainers and other elements related to the training seminar.
To be aware of the fulfillment of the objectives for every proposed activities of the seminar.
To give the possibility to the participants to express their position regarding the impact of every activity.
The trainers draw in advance 4 flipchart papers (one paper with a sun, the second one with a sun and clouds, the third one with rain and lightings, the forth one with clouds)-see the attacment for drawings-; all the papers are hanged on the four different corners of the room. One of the trainer is reading every activity according to the programme and after this the participants are moving around in the room where they consider, according to the success of the activity. And then participants are asked to tell why they choose thesun/clouds/rain.
Possible questions:
• Group Dynamics
• Food, accommodation and atmosphere
• Techniques, contents and methods used
• Programme in general
• Participant-team relations
• Balance between work and free time
• Your own contribution
• Trainers
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http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/769
This tool is for
25-30 participants
and addresses
EuroMed
Materials needed:
Drawn in advance 4 flipchart papers (one paper with a sun, the second one with a sun and clouds, the third one with rain and lightings, the forth one with clouds)
Duration:
30 minutes
The tool was created by
Unknown.
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The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Ali Oktay KOÇ (on 5 November 2007)
and last modified
17 December 2008
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