by kym@kymogorman.com.au | Jun 20, 2024 | Facilitation
Have you ever experienced that the groups you work with get stuck in chaos, drama and conflict and don’t know how to be creative and innovative? Where unspoken issues sabotage the group process and the projects at hand, and you, as the facilitator, feel burned out and...
by kym@kymogorman.com.au | Jun 20, 2024 | Facilitation
Mastering the Art of Active Listening for Sustainable, Long-Lasting Decision-Making in the Context of Meaningful Community Engagement. I often find myself challenged by leaders in learning effective collaboration about the distinctions of decision-making. The argument...
by kym@kymogorman.com.au | Jun 20, 2024 | Facilitation
“Facipulation” is a made-up word that describes the fine art of manipulating a group through facilitation to achieve a certain outcome or to follow a certain agenda. It is the subtle art of directing a group towards the intended outcomes that the facilitator wants....
by kym@kymogorman.com.au | Jun 20, 2024 | Facilitation
Since I studied Adult Learning Development and Educational Psychology back in the 1990s, I pondered the question of how we can make teaching and learning more meaningful for students. How can we engage and bring out the knowledge that is right in front of us as...
by kym@kymogorman.com.au | Jun 20, 2024 | Facilitation
Teaching and Facilitation Both often happen in parallel. However, a clear distinction between teaching and facilitation is that the role of a teacher or trainer is primarily to transfer information or knowledge to participants. While teachers and trainers also...
