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Focused Conversation Facilitating Shared Awareness

Dive into a neurological journey with Focused Conversation. Experience group synergy, fostering shared awareness and understanding. Learn the ToP ORID model and sample questions for effective facilitation. Explore the power of structured conversations in virtual mentoring projects.

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Focused Conversation Facilitating Shared Awareness

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  1. Focused Conversation Facilitating Shared Awareness California SNAP-Ed ToP Facilitation Virtual Mentoring Project

  2. Focused Conversation Focused Conversation follows a neurological journey represented by the four steps below. ToP refers to these as ORID. Images on the cover page, this and next two pages from Dendros Group, from their Good Work Tool set. See http://dendros.com/good-work-tools/ California SNAP-Ed ToP Facilitation Virtual Mentoring Project

  3. Focused Conversation Focused conversation not only mirrors the way the brain functions, it helps the group journey together, providing an opportunity for the group to take all the data and establish deeper understanding and shared awareness. Do: Affirm participation. Remain neutral. Get everyone's answer on the initial (objective) question - which is always VERY easy to answer. Don't: Ask yes/no or why questions. Paraphrase what has been said. If a summary is needed, let the group do it California SNAP-Ed ToP Facilitation Virtual Mentoring Project

  4. Focused Conversation - Sample Questions California SNAP-Ed ToP Facilitation Virtual Mentoring Project

  5. Focused Conversation as a Framework • Focused Conversation can be used in groups of any size. Larger groups can be divided into small teams..... • Group conversation on a topic- help the group process the information together, as each person engages at questions designed to enable everyone to pay attention to information at each stage. • Individual application - methodically think through an issue to be more mindful about influencing factors. • Structure for a larger event - Sample framework for event as a focused conversation - 1 day conference: California SNAP-Ed ToP Facilitation Virtual Mentoring Project

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