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Key to symbols
used for the method
description
Summary
Aims
Category
Suggested target group
Number of participants
Duration
Material
Preparation
Description of process
Debriefing
Tips for facilitator
Alternative
Attachments
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1. Summary
This is a short description of the method explaining the
main ideas and process involved.
2. Aims
What is the main purpose of using the method.
3. Category
Here you will find the information about which category
this method belongs to.
4. Target group
This key will give you the information about the appropriate
target groups. Target group can be children,
teenager or young adults. (In order to train people who
work with children and youth it may also be suitable for
adults.)
5. Number of participants
The number of participants is always an approximate
value based on experience of running the method with a
variety of groups. In most exercises it can vary.
6. Duration
Also the duration is an approximate value.
7. Material
Here you will find the information about the materials
that you need for the exercises.
8. Preparation
Some exercises need a certain amount of preparation.
In order to run the activity you should follow these
guidelines.
9. Description of process
Each method is described step by step.
10. Debriefing
Not only is the process important but also the debriefing
of each method. In this section you will mostly find
guiding questions to ask during the discussion. Those
questions follow a logical order. Sometimes it is also very
important to give a short input after the discussion. If so,
you will find that information also in the section.
11. Tips for facilitator
Now and then we added some tips that come from our
own experiences in running the methods.
12. Alternative
Sometimes you will find suggestions for different ways
to run a specific method.
13. Attachments
Some methods need some printed support materials,
e.g. case cards, and you will find them here.