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| Communication Skills Exercise: Act it Out |
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::  :: Games, Exercises, Team Building , Communication Skills, Body Language, Acting
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In this exercise, participants learn how to act or roleplay certain roles. Acting is a very useful skill. It can greatly help people to place themselves in position of others and learn to think like them. Unfortunately, most people are not trained on this skill and simply find it strange to perform an act. They might feel shy, awkward or simply start laughing at their own abstract acting. The best way to overcome these problems is to simply act. Acting isn’t hard once people understand that all they need to do is to commit to it. This exercise helps the delegates to act in front of each other based on specific scenarios.
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| Communication Skills: Multiplayer Puzzle |
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::  :: Games, Exercises, Communication Skills, Problem Solving
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The problem presented in this activity encourages a better understanding of the effect of team work in problem solving. Although looking manageable individually at first, participants soon realise the need for cooperation with team members in solving the problem. This exercise is quite applicable to everyday work and it encourages delegates to examine their own behaviour and understand best approaches. It also allows delegates to consider long term effect of problems.
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| Decision Making Exercise: What’s the Meaning of...? |
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:: :: Games, Exercises, Exercises for Kids
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It is 2075. You are on Mars. A strong solar radiation took out your communication and computer electronics and disconnected you from the rest of the world. You have no idea what happened to others on Earth and must simply carry on surviving since you might be the only humans alive.
You are now faced with many tasks, one of which is preservation of human knowledge, culture and know how. You are in the team that works on dictionary restoration. With great difficulty, you have been able to salvage some data from the toasted hard-drives. Unfortunately, the index table that connects the words with their definitions is lost.
You have a series of words and definitions and your job is to find out which word correlates with which definition.
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| Exercise: This is How You Should Make It |
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::  :: Games, Exercises, Communication Skills, Creativity, Exercises for Kids
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In this creative exercise, participants get to understand the value of confirmations and feedback in communication. Sometimes instructors fail to observe, receive feedbacks and correct the procedure done by a different person under their instruction. This is also a good exercise in practicing questioning techniques, in particular open versus close questions. Of course, you can explore other questioning techniques with variations of this exercise.
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