FACILITATION
Designing a session is half the work. The other half is making sure it still works when someone else is running it.
FEATURED SESSION
Seasonal staff live together, work together, and spend a lot of time together—often when they’re tired. Conflict is going to happen.
This session helps staff better understand how they respond to conflict, recognize how others may respond differently, and practice working through those differences before they face them in a real situation.
Seasonal staff, 18-24
60 minutes
In person, paired practice
Deck · facilitator guide · video
Instead of only describing the four DiSC styles, I brought them to life. I played four different camp counselors, each interviewed by the same reporter about how they work, communicate, and respond to challenges.
The characters exaggerated each style just enough to make the differences easy to recognize—and gave us something fun and concrete to talk about together.
LEARNING FLOWRecognition → Reflection → Demonstration → Practice → Application.
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