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Welcome | Introduction | About the KEYS Action Guide |  |
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KEY 1 | KEY 2 | KEY 3 | KEY 4 | KEY 5 | KEY 6 | NEXT STEPS | APPENDIX |  |
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Index | Appendix 1 | Appendix 2 | Suggested Readings | Tracing the evolution of KEYS |  |
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5 PURPOSE AND TIMING OF SUGGESTED ACTIONS :: HANDOUTS |
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APPENDIX 1, HANDOUT 5 - FACILITATING DISCUSSIONS
How not to dominate the discussion Remember to — Introduce discussion if necessary
Focus discussion and keep it on track Encourage open exchange Energize group discussions Be accepting of other viewpoints Focus your attention on all group members Avoid — Lengthy contribution
Evaluation Criticism Voting Dialogue with a few select members of the group Positive and negative comments after each group member’s statements The facilitator should speak only 1/nth of the time (where “n” equals the number of group members). The facilitator’s contributions should primarily be of a process nature and should refrain from lengthy content contributions.
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