Process Facilitation
Process Facilitation
Among the 3 types of facilitation that we teach, this is the least understood yet profoundly important in many settings across workspaces.
A Process Facilitator is a “CONTENT NEUTRAL” individual who supports a group to come together, generate ideas and make decisions. Such situations happen across different settings such as VIA, Student-Initiated Project, Project Work, Professional Learning Teams (PLT/PLC) as well as Staff Retreats.
We offer the following workshop to support you in Process Facilitation:
Facilitation Skills for Professional Learning Team/ Network Learning Team Leader
The lesser the content knowledge I have about the discussion, the easier it is to facilitate.
“CONTENT NEUTRALITY” is both an ethical and critical practice when facilitating a group. Often, having higher stakes and content knowledge causes a Facilitator to go off NEUTRALITY. This could influence ideation and decision-making in the group.
In this hands-on full day workshop, you will learn core concepts and practices of a Process Facilitator while focusing on supporting the group to carry out the task in a collaborative and supportive manners.
What I’ll Take-Away
- Understand key practices of “CONTENT NEUTRALITY”.
- Expose to a range of Divergent & Convergent Processes
- Apply active listening skills in maintaining neutrality
- Go through a substantial amount of hands on experiences in Process Facilitation
- Practice Process Facilitation