10 Tell-Tale Signs That Your Online Meetings Need Help
A fellow facilitator, Jacinta Cubis, has just finished an e-book about the top tell-tale signs that your online meetings need help and – importantly –…
A fellow facilitator, Jacinta Cubis, has just finished an e-book about the top tell-tale signs that your online meetings need help and – importantly –…
In these times of the current pandemic, the world has rushed to embrace online platforms to engage their audiences and deliver content. As a result,…
There is nothing in this world in which we do not communicate. It is also true that we could all learn to communicate more effectively….
Have you ever felt that something you said, no matter how ‘correct’ you may have been, was not received very kindly by the people who…
Here is what my planning process for facilitating a group often looks like: I do an initial planning session, feeling great. I know my content,…
A reluctant audience is possibly one of the greatest fears of group facilitators. Groups can be reluctant or unwilling for lots of reasons, such as…
To usher in the new year, I’m excited to share a short (3 minute) video with you that features a unique school in Australia that…
The advice seemed so obvious, I was caught off-guard by its simplicity. I was part of a conference workshop in which everyone in the room…
When does play cross a threshold and become too risky? Do you encounter this question in your programs? Should young people be exposed to it?…
I’m picking up on recent correspondence from my good friends Will and Chad from We and Me! In their email, they raised a phenomenon called…
I have come to realise that one of the most powerful attributes that attracts me to others is not their looks, their income, their job…
Colleague and expert group facilitator Chad Littlefield shared a video recently in which he presented the idea that we need to give people the choice…
No matter how healthy you are, there’s one pill I recommend that you take, every day. The nature pill. This week we welcome David Bott…
There are only two blogs I faithfully read every day when they are posted, and one of them is written by Seth Godin. This particular…
If facilitation skills were considered a superpower, emotional intelligence would be the secret sauce! Hassan Ghiassi knows the amazing benefits of emotional intelligence. He has…
Have you noticed that creativity can be messy sometimes? Does this mess of creativity cause you to be frustrated? This week, Dr Amy Climer shares…
A playmeo enthusiast, who works as a social justice educator, reached out to me to describe how one of my recent Facilitator Tips video tutorials…
Feedback is a wonderful tool that can help an individual or group grow, learn or develop a particular skill or insight. Yet, much like the…
Here’s a short video produced by the good folk at Edutopia that explores the powerful benefits of developing and nurturing strong & healthy relationships at…
Seth Godin wrote in a recent blog post that ‘…the only way to learn from experience is to have different experiences.’ This same notion could be…
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I subscribe to a select number of blogs related to education, and this recent article from Teaching Matters struck a chord. Anecdotally, I have always…
playmeo is seriously committed to building connections because we know that this work helps to amplify whatever we’re trying to get done. In the spirit of connecting,…
This week’s post comes to you from guest blogger Dana Kerford from URSTRONG, an internationally-recognised social-emotional wellbeing program for kids. Dana and I met at a…