A crisp, short, precisely one-hundred-minutes practice session taken from the signature offer of Skool Beyond Borders.
I have learned many things from the theatre actor, director, and pedagogue Yoshi Oida (笈田ヨシ). I use his classic write-up The Invisible Actor (with Lorna Marshall, 1997) all the time, and I consistently find that replacing the word "actor" with "facilitator" is enough to get this book cover most of the essence of my facilitation work.
Here is a free-read of an article with three of the many lessons I learned from Oida-San. Today we concentrate on the second lesson, about Tai and Yu.
Expect a brief initiation into the concept and how to relate it to facilitation work. This is followed by peer-driven interaction and practice, and concluded by a brief learning review and retrospective - all in exactly 100 minutes.
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