Reading verbatim from her own PPT Notes at the beginning. Over time this will improve as she begins to embody the material and CIT definition of terms. Overall WELL DONE! ~CB
When explaining the first exercise, the example answers to the “Who are you?” question were far more advanced than people typically provide in the opening round (and more akin to those we tend to hear after the last round). Better to start with more typical first round examples (I’m a mother/sister/wife/aunt/occupation, etc.)
Typically, we do not make people change their answers to the “Who are you?” question until the final bonus round (after they’ve developed a little complacency that they’ll be able to keep using the same easy answers the first two rounds). That way, they have to dig deeper into who they are and the roles they play.
Could have been a bit more invitational when asking group to share their friend/stranger/enemy stories.
Good prompts for first story about one of the pictured individuals in the Common Humanity exercise, but never really gave the group a chance to respond and provide their thoughts before going to co-facilitator for her thoughts.
May have used a bit more time that was actually available on the first slide; never provided instructions for the breakout activity.
Used stacked questions, which tend to shut down input, following Common Humanity breakout.
Overall, good command of the material; the other aspects will improve with practice. ~RK
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