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This document outlines an orientation workshop for course representatives. The objectives are to practice communication skills needed for the role, get to know fellow reps, and develop methods for sharing information. An icebreaker activity involves working with a partner to share two truths and a lie about yourself for them to guess. Representatives are then split into teams to complete a task of making a hat or boat within 15 minutes using communication and problem-solving skills. At the end, teams reflect on what information and skills were used to complete the task and how effectively information was shared. Representatives discuss areas they can improve to be successful in their roles.
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Can you talk the talk
- 1. S U C o u r s e r e p s Can you talk the talk? Sam Dziemianko- Career Development Service
- 2. Objectives of this workshop • Practice the skills you will need in your role • Get to know your fellow course reps • Develop some methods for the passage of information
- 3. Icebreaker- Two truths and a lie • Work with the person next to you • Tell them two truths and a lie • Guess which one is correct
- 4. Example 1. My favourite meal is afternoon tea 2. I am terrified of being in water 3. I have a dog called Susan
- 5. Spot the Lie 1. I spent $800 dollars in two weeks on Apple music. 2. I once set my hair on fire. 3. I ate two rows of chocolate bars from a vending machine.
- 6. Icebreaker- Two truths and a lie • Work with the person next to you • Tell them two truths and a lie • Guess which one is correct
- 7. Skills
- 8. Task- Make a hat/boat • Get into teams of 4-5 with a mix of year groups in • You have 15 minutes for everyone in your team to have a boat
- 9. Let’s reflect…. 1. What information did you need? 2. What skills did you use to achieve the task? 3. How effective were you in getting/relaying that information? 4. Did you come up with any novel approaches to the task? 5. What would you do differently next time? OR
- 10. Skills
- 11. Take away’ s • One from each group…. • Look at the areas you need to develop to be successful in your role
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- Why did we do that ice breaker? Immediately you have started to develop an interpersonal relationship with the person next to you. You thought on the spot and made yourself more personable.
- Look at these skills, which ones did you use and which ones could be improved? Communication- Negotiating, listening etc