A personal description of small group facilitation

Cook, S. (2000). A personal description of small group facilitation. https://scholar.acadiau.ca/islandora/object/theses:2882

Title: A personal description of small group facilitation
Author: Cook, Susan
Call Number: LE3 .A278 2000
Date: 2000
Supervisor: Foster, James
Degree Grantor: Acadia University
Degree Name: Master of Education
Degree Level: Masters
Discipline: Counselling
Affiliation: Education
Abstract: This thesis contains a description of my personal experience as a facilitator of a small goal-setting process known as Discovery and a self-evaluation guide for group facilitators. The story also includes a detailed description of the ongoing process of self-evaluation in between and during the seven-week sessions. The analysis outlines five growth themes extracted from the story, time, facilitator focus, ambiguity, self-talk, and skills. Also included in the analysis chapter is a description of the interaction between anxiety and the five themes. The self-evaluation guide, developed from the story and the participant's feedback, is for neophyte group facilitators who have previous knowledge about group facilitation skills and group process.
Rights: The author retains copyright in this thesis. Any substantial copying or any other actions that exceed fair dealing or other exceptions in the Copyright Act require the permission of the author.
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