Toolbox — For Training and Youth Work
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Exercise
Share knowledge, ideas, give suggestions, useful information and learning.
On a large wall space mount paper and draw an island and legend. The Legend is (please provide your own symbols):
- Towns/cities = coaching skills
- Viewpoint = coaching reflection and experience
- Buildings = coaching tools and methods
- Paths/roads/rail = coaching ideas
- Ocean = challenges
- Ships = solutions for challenges
- Arrows leaving the map = websites/links/resources
The general idea is that once the map has been introduced through out the week participants add to and develop the map. As a starting point information from pre-questionnaires is displayed about the experience, skills and ideas of participants.
A review and last visit to the map is done in the LSD pre-departure panic session.
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http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/658
This tool is for
Up to 30 people
and addresses
Personal Development, Peer education
Materials needed:
Wall space for a map outline and the Legend and guide and pens.
Duration:
10 – 15 min. introduction, then active all week
The tool was created by
Unknown.
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The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Nerijus Kriauciunas (on 1 October 2006)
and last modified
17 December 2008
Comments
It is important to allow time to develop the map and ensure that the map is integrated fully into the programme.
The best is if the map is displayed in the room there people spend breaks and Open Forum time. This ensures accessibility of the map. You can also introduce a question and answer section in the same room.
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