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you need something suitable for the learners
Hi Nadine
In tray exercises don't work on their own:
~Firstly you need to define the options for dealing with items in the intray.
~Then you need a selection of intray items that are suitable for the delegates present, if they are not appropriate then they hold little value for individuals and many differences of opinion relate solely to people's job roles.
I hope (but doubt) that that helps very much!
Sorry
Rus
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In Tray Exercises
http://www.assessmentday.co.uk/in-tray-exercise.htm
https://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/careers-advice/students/example-in-tray-assessmentday1.pdf
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