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101 Ways to Make Meetings Active (Surefire Ideas to Engage Your Group)
Mel Silberman Easy to use format Includes Nuts and Bolts section with 140 facilitation tips o 10 layouts for setting up a meeting room o 10 ways to learn new names o 10 methods for obtaining group participation o 10 tips when facilitating discussions o 10 meeting roles and responsibilities o 10 alternatives for assigning jobs o 10 timesavers during active meetings o 10 props to employ during active meetings o 10 tricks for calling participants to order o 10 methods to deal with difficult participants o 10 energizers to wake up or relax a group o 10 things to do when a group is stuck o 10 tips to make flip charts graphic o 10 questions to process a meeting For more details: http://www.pfeiffer.com/WileyCDA/PfeifferTitle/productCd-0787946079.html
Reviewed at Amazon.com: There are few books on icebreakers/teambuilders that I've found to be useful with college students (I work in Student Affairs). This book, however, offered many activities that were useful not only for just 'breaking the ice' but also for applying them to the many educational workshops we do in this field. There was also a very helpful section called "Icebreakers for the Non-Icebreaker types" that was both interesting and practical. Because I work with such a diverse range of students, I struggle to find icebreakers that are not geared solely to the extroverted-types. This collection gives a number of activities that are beneficial to teambuilding while respecting the different learning/interaction styles we see in our students. Out of the 201 offered in the book, I have found at least 180 of them that I will use as integral parts of the next staff training. This book also offers activities for groups ranging from 8 participants (good for small staffs) to 400 participants (good for all-hall activities)!
- What is the biggest lie youve ever told? - What is the one thing youd most like to change about the world? - Who have you feared most in your life? - What is the strongest craving you get? - What have you lost that you would most like to retrieve? - When and where have you felt most uncomfortable being nude? See reviews at: http://www.amazon.com/How-Far-Will-You-Questions/dp/0375502424
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http://www.amazon.com/Book-Questions-Gregory-Stock/dp/0894803204/sr=11/qid=1160662675/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-9524243-5067217?ie=UTF8&s=books
The Encyclopedia of Icebreakers (Structured Activities that Warm-Up, Motivate, Challenge, Acquaint and Energize)
Sue Forbess-Greene, L.M.S.W Energizers and Tension Resources Feedback and Disclosure Games and Brainteasers Getting Acquainted Openers and Warm-Ups Professional Development Topics See reviews at: http://www.amazon.com/Encyclopedia-Icebreakers-Structured-ActivitiesChallenge/dp/0898890055/sr=1-2/qid=1160663462/ref=sr_1_2/002-95242435067217?ie=UTF8&s=books