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Partner sharing activity using scores to spark conversations.
- Quick & simple
- Non-verbal
- Partner activity
- No props
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Partner Sharing Activity
This quick partner exercise turns simple scoring into meaningful conversations. Back-to-Back is a fun debriefing activity that encourages honest reflection based on simple numbers. Trainers and group facilitators value how this reflection tool naturally develops trust whilst creating comfortable spaces for feedback. The blend of movement and structured sharing makes it perfect for workshops, training sessions or team meetings.
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Original post October 2015, last updated September 2025.
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Awesome group management tip there Mark :).
Also, a lot of the time we just blurt out things, instead of taking a moment to think of concepts and refine our thoughts before sharing.
This is a great way to create the space for participants to listen and to reflect on their own thoughts before sharing with their partners and eventually the group.