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2.1 Tuesday Morning (Continued)
Activities: Ainsworth opened the session with a
brief statement outlining the background
and purposes of the meeting. McCoy was
introduced, goals for the evening announced,
and brief introductions ard ice-breakers
conducted (members knew each other already
and had recently attended a National Seminar
together).
Expectations: In 2 groups of 5 members each,
expectations of the worksnp were solicited,
charted, and posted.
These expectations were compared to TOT
objectives to determine where planners and
participants agreed and disagreed.
Members of the group expressed the hope that
they would learn supervision skills. While
some training skills were also applicable in
supervision activit'.es, the topic wa' outside
the scope of this meeting. The need for
development of supervision of skills was noted
and hope expressed that there may be an
opportunity in the future for a seminar on
this topic.
The schedule was reviewed and agreement of group
members solicited.
Agreements on member behaviour guidelines were
discussed and posted (being on time, encouragement
to ask for clarification, etc.).
The session closed with a review of goals accomplished
and an outline of the next morning's
activities.
Materials: Each participant was given:
(1) A ring binder
(2) A pen
(3) Paper for note-taking
(4) Welcome letter outlining meal
times, meeting times, etc.
* (5) List of participants, staff, and
visitors expected
(6) List of TOT general objectives
(7) Summary of resume of WASH Consultant
Louise McCoy
Appendixed (8) Programme
(4)