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Activities, Games, Exercises In Resources in Session Closures
We want people to leave a session on a positive note, AND so they might reflect on the time together, what they have learned, and so on. Closure exercises are designed to bring that closure, and to consolidate the learning, or summarize it in a few main points. Often neglected by group leaders. Don't confuse nuts and bolts things like completing a course evaluation form as a substitute.
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We want people to leave a session on a positive note, AND so they might reflect on the time together, what they have learned, and so on. Closure exercises are designed to bring that closure, and to consolidate the learning, or summarize it in a few main points. Often neglected by group leaders. Don't confuse nuts and bolts things like completing a course evaluation form as a substitute.