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Learn the art of asking that
question as did a true master, Socrates.
Asking questions can generate dialogue and creativity while improving
communication among the team members. Explore how asking the right
questions correctly can enhance your team’s effectiveness.
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| learning
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- To enable the participants to distinguish
between question types.
- To enable the participants to ask better
questions.
- To enable the participants to use new
strategies and techniques to improve their questioning skills.
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| workshop
approach |
Facilitative in style, modeling
the behaviors and tools for successful communication through the
art of questioning.
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| who
should attend |
Trainers, Facilitators, and
Team Leaders
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| size:
max/min |
25 Maximum / 12 Minimum
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| prework
required |
All participants must complete
a web-based pre-workshop survey.
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| duration
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One half day
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| sample
outline |
Socrates
and Questions
- The power of questioning
- Different kinds of questions
How to Ask a Question
- Determine the purpose
- Identify the audience
- Frame the question
Question Types
- Open/closed
- Guiding/leading
- Reflected/mirrored
Inbound Questions
Creative Questioning Techniques
Application to Your Workplace
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| learning
assessment |
One month after the training,
all participants will complete a follow-on, web-based questionnaire
to gauge learning and application to the workplace. |
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| Contact
us for more information about The
Art of Questioning |
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