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Exercise

Feedback chair

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Allow teams to practice feedback during and after the training event.

Description of the tool

* Find a comfortable space for your team. Sit in a circle, place one chair in the middle.
One by one, team members sit on this ‘hot chair’.
• From there, tell your team colleagues what you would like to get feedback about: your performance
as a trainer, your role in the team, and so on.
The other team members will then answer
you, bearing in mind the guidelines you have agreed on.
• Set a time limit for each person’s visit to the hot chair.
• While sitting on the hot chair, you cannot react to individual comments, but you have some time for reactions and questions once the feedback round is over and before the next team member takes the chair.

Comment: Attention, this can be a very sensitive exercise. Remember to agree some basic rules for giving feedback beforehand!

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Tool overview

http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/186

This tool is for

Members of a team of a training event

and addresses

Group Dynamics, Project Management, Personal Development

Materials needed:

None

Duration:

20 Minutes per team member

Behind the tool

The tool was created by

Unknown.

(If you can claim authorship of this tool, please contact !)

The tool was published to the Toolbox by

Unknown (on 8 August 2003)

and last modified

21 June 2010

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