Margo Murray, 99 Seconds, ISPI March 25, 1999

• Put poster cards of key points, concepts, phases, or whatever, on wall
• Suggest that participants write questions on "sticky notes" and put on the appropriate wall chart
• As you reach each subject, give a brief description of the content
• Then read aloud the questions posted on that chart
• Give participants time in small groups to discuss the subject, and the questions, and pose more questions
• Ask the person at the table who is most comfortable speaking in your language to ask you questions that were raised in the group discussion
• Ask that person to also summarize the participants’ understanding of the subject
• You can then expand on any points missed or misunderstood before moving on to the next point

  
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