I am looking for a game to illustrate the principle of 360 degree feedback that is quick to do with a group of 15-20 people in pairs. Any ideas?
Angela Lewis
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I am looking for a game to illustrate the principle of 360 degree feedback that is quick to do with a group of 15-20 people in pairs. Any ideas?
Angela Lewis
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a game to illustrate learning from feedback
Two suggestions
a. people work in pairs, each taking in turn to draw a shape, and to follow the other (an exercise in accurate observation and response)
b. the L game, by Edward de Bono (a lightsome exercise in observation, reflection and ingenuity)