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The Debrief

by Karen Favazza Spencer 2 December 2014

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Goal: Learn how to feedforward using the Debrief.

featuring Jolts Visible Agendas Powerful Questions Collaborative Activities

Output: An actionable idea or two for the Team and a sense of what Karen brings to the table.

Learning Theory

Appreciative Inquiry

Cognitive Psychology

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Introduction

About Me: I’m a certified Scrum Master and an experienced Agile Coach. I was formerly an analyst, call center manager, and teacher. My default approach is collaborative and possibility oriented. I’ve been told I have great attention to detail. “Let’s make this easy” is my tag line.

About You: Tell me your names, please. I might not remember them all today, but I will remember some.

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Six Tiles:Thinking Outside the Box

Source: Sivasailam Thiagarajan, Ph. D.

thiagi.com

Jolts! Activities to Wake Up and Engage Your Participants. Copyright © 2011 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Reproduced by permission of Pfeiffer, an Imprint of Wiley. www.pfeiffer.com

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Rules

Combine the 6 tiles to create three words.

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Round 1

MAN SON

OBJ AGE

LES ECT

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Round 1 - answers

MANAGE

OBJECT

LESSON

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Round 2

ATT ION

END RIT

RET IRE

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Round 2 - answers

ATTRITION

RETIRE

END

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Round 3

ACT NIH

FAT NOI

HER WIT

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Round 3 - answers

ACTION

FATHER

WITHIN

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Round 3 – answers continued

ACTION

FATHER

WITHIN

NOI ->

NOINIH ->

NIH

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Directions

Rearrange the six tiles to spell three familiar words.

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Round 4

AMI RDS

EEF RWO

LIA THR

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Round 4 - answers

THREEFAMILIARWORDS

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Round 5

ONE ANY

WAY THI

HOW ACP

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Round 5 – answers

ANYONE

ANYHOW

ANYWAY

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Round 6

ARL EKH

TAI NET

TCG DTS

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Round 6 – answers

ARLTAITCGEKHNETDTS

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Round 6 – answers continued

A R LT A IT C GE K HN E TD T S

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Debrief

1. What did you notice? 2. What did you feel?

a. What was difficult?b. What was easy?c. What was surprising?

3. How does this apply to your world?

JOLT

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Meetings

Purpose that leads to action.Feed-Forward concept: A. Make things visible.B. Engage participants. C. Action Items & Follow-up.

Visual Facilitation

Manifestation of Ideas

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Our Strengths

CurrentChallenges

What we need to do. Output Artifact: We will.......

********************** How do we demonstrate our results: ★Behavior

★Metrics

Action Items:

What Who By When

Visible Agendas

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Workshop

Collaborative GamesA. SpeedboatB. Yankee Swap variationC. World Cafe

concept exploration

Capturing Complex ConversationsUsing Appreciative Inquiry

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Seven Sentences

Workshops are fun, but unless the information is retained and used, they are a waste of time. Seven Statements is one technique for increasing retention.

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Q &A

What would you like to know?

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