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As trainers and facilitators, it's crucial to understand the "One, Two, Share" rule, especially when dealing with reflective and impulsive learners. Reflective learners (like me!) need time to think things through, often realizing later what they wish they'd said. Impulsive learners, on the other hand, process their thoughts verbally, sometimes leaving us reflectors behind. Here's a simple yet effective strategy: 1️⃣ Write: Ask participants to jot down their thoughts first. 2️⃣ Pair: Have them share these thoughts with a partner. 3️⃣ Share: Finally, open the discussion to the entire group. This method not only ensures everyone is heard but also boosts overall engagement. Try it at your next session or conference! #LearningAndDevelopment #Facilitation #TrainingTips
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1wYes, agreed. This is something I do every day multiple times during every course I run. It enables those who are less likely to speak up in front of the whole group to still process and contextualise the concepts and share in a pair or smaller group where they feel comfortable speaking. An effective and simple active learning strategy requiring few or no resources. Thumbs up from me.