Does anyone have any ideas for games and/or exercises for this type of workshop? Or know of any good websites where I can access information on topics to include, free information if possible (this is the public sector!!)
Thanks!!
lg
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Does anyone have any ideas for games and/or exercises for this type of workshop? Or know of any good websites where I can access information on topics to include, free information if possible (this is the public sector!!)
Thanks!!
lg
Leaders need to stop the self-sacrifice cycle
Middle management’s biggest challenge
Unlocking courage
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Conflict Management
Hi ‘lg’
If you contact me directly I would be happy to share my own workshop delegate notes with you? Website is below the signature.
Alternatively you could look at the wide range of resources on Trainerbase, website below, you should be able to find loads and loads on there. If not just ask in a forum, were a friendly bunch!
http://www.trainerbase.co.uk
Happy hunting!
Andrew Miller
http://www.rubus-consultants.co.uk
http://www.cpd4trainers.co.uk
thanks
Thanks Andrew, looking at my question it seems quite abrupt, I must have missed the start of my text off!
Thanks for the offer of sharing your ideas, I will email you direct.
Thanks
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A colleague of mine delivers this programme, and uses a number of role-play situations to simulate conflict. Also uses clip from YouTube to illustrate conflict and ask delegates to break it down and analyse (same can be done with clips from soaps/TV?)
Has also used X-box games and board games (Battleships as an example) to generate discussion.
Techniques
Hi Lg
I would suggest using the techniques below in your workshop, google them and you come up with a wealth of info: you can use
– DESC Scripting
– Fogging Technique
Both fantastic ways to diffuse anger and manage aggressive behaviour
Kindest regards
Buffy
http://www.rippleeffect.eu
Marketing manager for training company
OK, this may not be conflict management, but as an example of customer service, it’s quite amusing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQHX-SjgQvQ
It’s two monks (subtitled)- one explaining the ‘new’ technology of a book to the other.