This video is very much interesting especially to the first timer facilitator like me. Please help me make a great icebreaker questions in making a workshop activity about instructional materials
These are good suggestions, except the "pick a coin and tell me something that went on that year". Please make sure your ice-breakers take into consideration that not all people have had perfectly happy, trauma-free pasts. (Probably most people have not.) It's not good for productivity to start the activity by reminding someone of the time they were in a war, were assaulted, lost their child or parent, etc. I strongly encourage avoiding talking about people's personal past as small talk / ice breakers.
I love that I found this video. Aaaaand found your channel. Your videos used to pop up all the time so I did not realize I never subscribed 🤨 Unfortunately, watching the JD/AH trial took over my “suggested” videos 😝 Thank you YouTube for bringing me back to this channel 🥰
I started watching you recently but it became one of my daily habits to watch you your videos are very helpful to improve personal skills you're a very nice person
I absolutely despise icebreakers in a workplace setting. Skip it, just give me the information I need and end the meeting early instead.
You have a great voice…. I don't like mine. Any advice on that?
We need updated virtual icebreaker ideas!
I'm the same age as her sister 😎
Want more on icebreakers and networking?
👉 https://www.scienceofpeople.com/meeting-icebreakers/
Nice
Great 👍 tomorrow itself I am going make my students play some of these games. Thanks a million Vanessa.
Would love ideas for online meetings
Thank you, this helps
Wow Iconic and love it…….!!!!!
Great, would recommend watching in x2 speed
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This video is very much interesting especially to the first timer facilitator like me. Please help me make a great icebreaker questions in making a workshop activity about instructional materials
Nothing new here.
This one is a bomb!!!!
Thank you so much. I am glad I came across this… Quite helpful!!!
Question how are you conducting number 7 if the group is large? Are they just going up to the
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These are good suggestions, except the "pick a coin and tell me something that went on that year". Please make sure your ice-breakers take into consideration that not all people have had perfectly happy, trauma-free pasts. (Probably most people have not.) It's not good for productivity to start the activity by reminding someone of the time they were in a war, were assaulted, lost their child or parent, etc. I strongly encourage avoiding talking about people's personal past as small talk / ice breakers.
well I'm here bcoz I have a meeting tomorrow 🤣
I love that I found this video. Aaaaand found your channel. Your videos used to pop up all the time so I did not realize I never subscribed 🤨 Unfortunately, watching the JD/AH trial took over my “suggested” videos 😝 Thank you YouTube for bringing me back to this channel 🥰
I started watching you recently but it became one of my daily habits to watch you your videos are very helpful to improve personal skills you're a very nice person
Great video. Where can we find the study from Harvard plz ?
everything before 2min mark is junk. Delete them
Teamwork – ever thought there are different types of teamwork with indifferent intentions?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EY0Qpr-k8U
Very helpful!
Thank you for the videos. I will probably use one of them for an upcoming workshop.
Not so great for diabetics 😒
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