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Choose meeting icebreakers wisely! |
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by Lyndsay Swinton, Founder mftrou.com
(Management for the Rest of Us)
"Well chosen icebreakers bond teams and ease people through the discomfort of getting to know others better. However, a badly chosen icebreaker can cause more discomfort than it cures."
In her article, Swinton offers some tips on how to choose appropriate icebreaker games. She says the things to consider include:
1. Size of the group
2. Purpose of the gathering
3. Purpose of the icebreaker
4. Preparation required
5. Materials required
6. Time available
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The creator of mftrou.com (Management For The Rest Of Us), Lyndsay Swinton is an experienced people manager and team leader. Lyndsay graduated with a first class honours engineering degree from Strathclyde University in Glasgow, Scotland, Having worked with two blue-chip companies and numerous others, Lyndsay has gained wide practical experience of people management and motivation, and strategic performance measurement. And, she's a Six Sigma Black Belt, so watch out! |
"Lecture them . . . or Engage Them, the choice is yours," says John Dillon, inventor of My Quiz Show software.
It's easy to take almost any lecture and convert it into a game. With easy to use game builder software like My Quiz Show™ and My Billionaire Game™, you can easily add questions and trivia to achieve your teaching objectives. The game summary area allows you to add teaching points following each question giving you an opportunity to review the question in more detail.
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