One Idea Group Session from Express Yourself

INTRODUCTION – GROUP SESSION

This resource will help you facilitate a short session to help a group learn from the One Idea Summary on Your Four Rights and Responsibilities.

SESSION OBJECTIVES

• Be able to describe what the four rights and responsibilities are.
• Discuss personal applications of the four rights and responsibilities.

PREPARATION

Send a copy of the One Idea Summary on Your Four Rights and Responsibilities to the participants one week before the session. They are to read it before coming to the session and bring it with them.

THE SESSION

Introduce the session

Introduce the session by sharing the learning objectives with them.

One Idea Summary from Express Yourself by David Bonham-Carter

Previously I reviewed the book, Express Yourself by David Bonham-Carter. Here is one idea I summarised and learnt from the book.

One Idea Group Session from Assertiveness: How To Be Strong in Every Situation by Conrad & Suzanne Potts

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INTRODUCTION – GROUP SESSION

This resource will help you facilitate a short group session to learn from the One Idea Summary on 3 Ways To Listen Assertively.

SESSION OBJECTIVES

• Be able to list and describe the five three ways to listen assertively.
• Demonstrate a minimum of three techniques to listen assertively.

PREPARATION

Send a copy of the One Idea Summary on 3 Ways To Listen Assertively to the participants one week before the session. They are to read it before the session and bring it with them.

THE SESSION

Introduce the session

One Idea Summary from Assertiveness: How To Be Strong in Every Situation by Conrad & Suzanne Potts

In a previous post I reviewed the book, Assertiveness – How To Be Strong in Every Situation by Conrad and Suzanne Potts. Here is a summarised lesson from the book on assertive listening.

Book Review – Assertiveness: How to be strong in every situation

Conrad and Suzanne Potts in writing this book are attempting to make us all more assertive (if you are not already an assertive person). Assertive: How to be strong in every situation, is a book that will help us understand what assertive behaviour is, how we are behaving if we are not assertive and ways we can develop more assertive behaviour. With 224 pages of reading content and 11 chapters, the book is divided into two parts. Part one concentrates on helping us understand what assertive behaviour is, how people develop non-assertive behaviour and an introduction to assertive communication.

Part two is more practical as it describes how to be assertive in some very specific situations. Following is a top-level review of each chapter in the book.

PART ONE

Chapter 1 – What is assertion?