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This team-based event
helps participants to discover new skills they never knew
they had. The seemingly impossible challenges of learning
how to juggle; how to spin a plate;
how to use a flower stick; and how to throw and catch
a diabolo are quickly mastered.
During this event, fears
of failure or looking silly are put to one side.
Participants are encouraged to develop a supporting
learning environment in which it is OK to ask for help;
to share their skills; to acknowledge each others'
successes; and to accept that getting it wrong is all part
of the learning process. Through following this "path", participants are always amazed at just
what they are able to achieve!
Typically,
the event runs by subdividing participants into teams. Each
team is introduced to a new skill before moving on to look
at the next discipline. During this time, each participant
is encouraged to have fun, to experiment, to ask for help
and to offer help.
Later on each team will
be asked to demonstrate their newly-acquired skills in a
show-case to be viewed, of course, by the whole group!
Within this, teams will need to decide who does what and
when.
This
is a memorable event - everyone enjoys the learning a new
skill and gaining a party piece to boot! Participants
also recognise and value just how much can be achieved as a
result of creating a constructive supportive working
environment.
This event is great as a
conference energiser, or as part of a teambuild. It also is
valuable as practical exercise within of a coaching
training event.
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