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“Thinking for a Change” Curriculum 3.1 - Trainer Counselor for T4C

“Thinking for a Change” Curriculum 3.1 - Trainer Counselor for T4C

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Content Notes<br />

(Example answer: He/she<br />

pointed to his/her head<br />

and said ...)<br />

Did _____ demonstrate step 1, “Decide what Group facilitators should<br />

you would like to know more about”? What solicit answers from group<br />

did ______ decide? members that are specific<br />

to the modeling display.<br />

Did _____do step 2, “Decide whom to ask”? Group facilitators should<br />

What was the decision <strong>for</strong> this step? solicit answers from group<br />

members that are specific<br />

to the modeling display.<br />

Did _____ practice step 3 and “think about Group facilitators should<br />

different ways to ask the question and then solicit answers from group<br />

pick one way”? How many different ways did members that are specific<br />

______ think about? What were the different to the modeling display.<br />

ways? Which option did ______ choose?<br />

In Step 4, did _____ “pick the right time and Group facilitators should<br />

place to ask the question”? What evidence did solicit answers from group<br />

you see or hear? members that are specific<br />

to the modeling display.<br />

And step 5, “Ask your question,” how did Group facilitators should<br />

_____ model that? What evidence did you see solicit answers from group<br />

or hear? members that are specific<br />

to the modeling display.<br />

National Institute of Corrections Asking Questions<br />

Thinking <strong>for</strong> a Change<br />

Lesson 3 - 12

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