The Seven Separators
Learn the key skills that separate great facilitators from good ones! Soon!
Why it works
What is it that separates great facilitators from good ones? What is it that great facilitators do that keeps training sessions and meetings focused, energetic, engaging and results oriented? Through training over 8000 people in facilitation skills, we have identified what we believe are the seven key skills that distinguish the best facilitators from the rest of the pack.
In this fast-paced, dynamic session, you will have an opportunity to see, experience and practice the “Seven Separators” of great facilitation.
Learn how to
- Establish and maintain a high energy level
- Ask starting questions that draw a vivid image
- Have a full toolkit of follow-up question types
- Respect the “power of the pen”
- Carry the group through the process
- Prevent, detect and resolve dysfunction
- Isolate and address sponsor’s key needs
Ideal for
While beginning facilitators will find this workshop helpful, the workshop’s content is intended for veteran facilitation practitioners.
Duration
1 day
Special Features
- This highly interactive session has you working in teams from the start to discover what separates great facilitators from good ones.
- Our instructors employ advanced facilitation techniques to keep you engaged while you learn powerful techniques you can use right away!
- As you review the seven separators, the instructor models the techniques and then gives you the opportunity to practice and gain feedback. Through this modeling, practicing and feedback cycle, you build confidence inside the classroom to use the techniques outside the classroom!
Agenda
A. Opening
- Workshop objectives
- Key facilitation skills
- The Principles of Facilitation – A methodology for facilitation
B. The Seven Separators of Facilitation Excellence
- Establish and maintain a high energy level
- Ask starting questions that draw a vivid image
- Have a full toolkit of follow-up question types
- Respect the “power of the pen”
- Carry the group through the process
- Prevent, detect and resolve dysfunction
- Isolate and address sponsor’s key needs
Next Actions
Contact us regarding this course
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