Understanding and Challenging Stigma toward ... - Pact Cambodia

Sessions
Plans
Example:
Examples of typical responses, presented in boxes. This
helps you (the trainer) understand the kind of responses
expected from the discussion. They are not the required
output. They are only examples, and are not meant to be
read out as a lecture. Many of them are the actual
responses from pilot workshops to test this material. They
are simply a checklist to help you understand the type of
responses expected and can help you identify issues which
you may want to raise, if they are not raised by
participants.
Report Back: Procedures for groups giving reports after discussion
Processing: These are additional questions and discussion, conducted
after the report back, to help deepen the understanding
relating the new learning to participants’ own context.
Summary: Points to be emphasized in a summary at the end of the
session. The summary is very important so allow enough
time at the end of the session to do the summary. Start off
by summarizing participants’ own ideas, then add the ones
in this list, if they have not already been mentioned by
participants.
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