Is it Better to Go for Knowledge or for Money?
In certain countries, writing an essay on “Money or Knowledge” is a classic school activity. Sometimes the essay writing activity is so classic, it is dismissed as routine and is not paid as much a...
This exercise helps delegates to understand the importance of feedback in communications and realize why the lack of it can be so frustrating for both sides. By working together towards a common go...
Icebreaker Exercise: Are You an ‘A’ or a ‘B’?
This fast-paced highly active exercise helps delegates to understand each other better and also appreciate their differences as well as commonalities. It generates lots of laughter so it is a good ...
Decision Making Exercise: What’s the Meaning of...?
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 ...
Communication Exercise: Read Me
This is an exercise in communication with the aim to increase awareness of body language and non-verbal communications.
This fun exercise helps the delegates to get to know each other better. It also gives them the opportunity to release statements about their life they may not otherwise do.
Team Building Exercises: What Would You Do If...?
Knowing how other people respond in different situations can be extremely educational. Sometimes we use a particular solution in response to a situation because that’s the only way we have seen it ...
Team Building Exercise: The Perfect Team Mate
This exercise allows participants to recognise and appreciate the range of talents and achievements each individual brings to the team. Identifying and acknowledging individual abilities increases ...
Team Building Exercise: Open Day
The aim of this fun activity is to encourage team work while demonstrating the importance of leadership, creativity and communication within a successful team.
This is fun ice breaker which can also be used as an energiser. This creative activity allows participants to become more relax especially at the start of the session.
This is an entertaining physical exercise which engages delegates physically and mentally. This activity can be used as an ice breaker at the start of the session or as an energiser after lunch.
Coaching Exercise: To Tell or Not to Tell
This is an energizing exercise designed to show the difference between direct instructions and feedback. In other words, it shows that shaping seems to be a lot more effective than telling.
Communication Skills Exercise: Good News, Bad News
This exercise helps the delegates to look at both positive and negative aspects of everything in their environment. It is an energizing activity which sets two groups against each other who need to...
Decision Making Exercise: The Delphi Method
This exercise can be used to demonstrate the Delphi method of decision making and forecasting to the delegates. It is an excellent technique to use in meetings where everyone has to voice their opi...
Motivation Exercise: My Mission Statement
This exercise uses a shock tactic to motivate people and get them to recognize the importance of the time we have in our life. It encourages them to think about life as a whole and draw up their mi...
Exercise: This is How You Should Make It
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 procedur...
Communication Exercise: Auction Your Dislikes
When working in a team or a group we may start to develop dislikes or simply become sensitive to certain behaviours. As in any relationship, we originally look at the similarities between ourselves...
Public Speaking: What If No One Cared?
For many people public speaking doesn’t come naturally and they may develop a fear largely because of the way the society puts pressure on people who are in the spotlight. However, public speaking ...
