Novice or Expert?
This method helps participants experience the contrast between learning styles. They will understand the challenges of using a weak learning style and the advantages of utilizing a stronger one.
How to run it
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Before the break or end of day one, hand out the Activity Ranking Sheet to each participant.
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Ask them to rank five activities based on their expertise levels.
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During the break, sort participants into two groups: Novice and Expert.
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Novice groups will include those who rated an activity as 4 or 5.
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Expert groups will consist of individuals who rated an activity as 1 or 2.
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Ensure each team represents similar skill levels for each activity.
Tips
Make sure to clarify the ranking criteria with participants to ensure accurate results.
Encourage open discussion within groups to enhance understanding.
Monitor time closely during the activity to keep it on track.
Variations
You can adapt this method by selecting different activities or skills to evaluate based on participants' backgrounds.
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