In this episode, we cover the relationship between Engaged Learning and the values of an inclusive, Democratic society. We talk about planning and flexibility. We've even brought in a Crossroads facilitation alum, Paige Bolden (currently Client Lead Recruiter for Amazon Corporate Logistics), to help us think through how to plan ahead, ask the right questions, and create a great learning experience for everyone in the room.
In this episode, we cover the Competency Model, setting growth goals, and strategies for giving and receiving feedback. Our guest on this episode is Hannah Nelson who brings years of experience in training others to be better facilitators--plus, she's a great facilitator herself!
In this episode, we explore the essential questions for content design and some of the theories behind learning and retention. Our guest, Shane Jacques, is literally certified as as Master Instructional Designer and currently oversees international training institutes for the Global Food Chain Alliance.
In this episode we explore the ways in which facilitators build rapport, give away power, generate energy, and deal with distractions.Our VIP is Jason Wetzler, professional speaker and trainer. www.jasonwetzler.com
In this episode we cover the key concepts of "Setting the Context" and "Changing the State".Special guest, Mitch Baker of the USDA, discusses workshop music, tear sheets, the perfect space, and how to make changes on the fly.
In this episode we dive into the importance of language in effective facilitation. Special guest on this episode: Shelby Eckhardt, Master of International Affairs.