Traffic Light Debrief
Simple reflection strategy using colours for group feedback.
Traffic Light Debrief
Simple reflection strategy using colours for group feedback.
Simple Reflection Strategy
This visual debrief activity makes group discussions much easier by using traffic light colours to organise thoughts and opinions. Traffic Light Debrief is a simple reflection strategy that invites people to share their views without feeling pressured to speak up immediately. It works perfectly when you want honest feedback about experiences or decisions, or want the ability to see how your group stands on certain issues.
Step-by-Step Instructions
expand_circle_down- In advance, find three coloured objects – red, yellow and green – and place them in three distinct areas.
- Gather your group, and identify each of the three areas:
– Red represents things you would like to stop;
– Green represents things you would like to keep doing; and
– Yellow represents things you’re not sure about. - Pose your question or make a statement, and then ask everyone to stand by one of the three colours according to their individual response.
- Invite the people standing in each of the areas to discuss why they chose that area.
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