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Engaging Water Quality Dialogue: St. Croix/Red Cedar Cohort

Join a focused conversation on water quality strategies with process design using ORID framework for effective engagement and decision-making. Explore objective, reflective, interpretive, and decisional aspects. Tips for managing the dialogue included.

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Engaging Water Quality Dialogue: St. Croix/Red Cedar Cohort

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  1. WELCOME TO THE… ST. CROIX/RED CEDAR CIVIC ENGAGEMENT COHORT on WATER QUALITY

  2. Facilitating a Focused Conversation Barbara Radke, U of MN Extension Center for Community Vitality/Leadership and Civic Engagement February 2013St. Croix/Red Cedar Civic Engagement Cohort on Water Quality

  3. Focusing the Conversation… • Process design using ORID • Objective (facts and external reality) • Reflective (personal reactions, internal feelings, associations with facts) • Interpretive (meaning, values, implications) • Decisional (resolution, closure, next steps) (Stanfield, 1997)

  4. Using ORID Questions… Group begins…….…generates ideas and options…..comes to a decision Level of group activity and interaction Adapted from Stanfield (1997) and Kaner (1996)

  5. Process management tips… • Be clear on your intent for the conversation (rational objective and experiential aim) • Select a suitable setting • Provide an opening and closing statement • First question – go around the group • Address subsequent questions to the whole group • Stay on topic

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