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A Manual for Group Facilitators 
Bibliographic Details:
Brian Auvine. Center for Conflict Resolution; reprinted by the Fellowship for Intentional Community, 1981.
Summary:
The role of group facilitator is often pivotal to good results for groups making the transition to consensus. The Manual is a great introduction to the concept of approaching the role of facilitator as someone who welcomes both rational and emotional input. The staff of the Center for Conflict Resolution put their experience in working with groups into A Manual for Group Facilitators. This is an informal outline detailing useful and effective techniques to help groups work well. More than a simple 'how to,' the manual contains a discussion of the values, dynamics, and common sense behind group process that have been verified by our own experience.
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Categories: Conflict Transformation & Peacebuilding, Communication & Group Work (general), Collaborative Problem-Solving & Governance, Interest Areas, Facilitation, Facets of D&D Work, Main Category, Consensus Building
Topics: Tools for D&D and Collaboration, Various Toolkits and Guides, Manuals & Guides, Books & Booklets, Main Meta Category
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