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The Common Ground Network for Life and Choice Manual

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12:15-1:00: LUNCH. This is not a "working lunch." It is a time to take a break <strong>and</strong> relax.<br />

1:00-1:30: Full Group Session: Presentation of Opinion Survey Results<br />

• What in<strong>for</strong>mation did we get? Is it useful?<br />

Discussion of tabulated results that are on large newsprint, with group<br />

looking at areas of agreement, difference <strong>and</strong> misperceptions. Refer to<br />

detailed instructions on conducting this session. [Appendix 3.7]<br />

1:30-3:00: Small Group Dialogues: <strong>The</strong>se are the same groups that met in the morning.<br />

• What questions do we really want to ask one another?<br />

• What is the best that could come out of common ground? (<strong>The</strong> group will<br />

prepare to share something from the discussion of this last question with<br />

the larger group.)<br />

Discussion in small group follows <strong>for</strong>mat outlined in "Facilitator<br />

Guidesheet <strong>for</strong> Second Small Group Session." [Appendix 4.3]<br />

3:00-3:15: BREAK.<br />

3:15-4:00: Full Group Session: Small Group reports <strong>and</strong> discussion/ Closing Reflections.<br />

• What is in the "common ground, the area of overlap?<br />

• What is the best that could come out of common ground?<br />

• Next steps (?)<br />

• Are there risks of "reentry?”<br />

• Workshop evaluation.<br />

• How have we experienced this day? Share metaphors/impressions.<br />

Facilitator asks each person to think of an image, a metaphor or a wordpicture<br />

to describe how the day felt. In a final "go-round" each person is<br />

given the opportunity to very briefly describe that image (without<br />

comments from others.) Example: "For me, the day felt like clearing the<br />

high bar in the pole vault." <strong>The</strong> pass rule applies in this exercise.

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