Фасилитируем встречи, повышающие уровень сотрудничества в команде

Editor's Notes

1. More about the cycle http://rogerschwarzassociates.poweredbyeden.com/files/106/8403.pdf The Diagnosis-Intervention Cycle The group effectiveness model, the core values, and the ground rules for effective groups are all tools for diagnosing behavior in groups. But you still need a way to implement these tools. Specifically, you need to know when to intervene, what kind of intervention to make, how to say it, when to say it, and to whom. To help put these tools into practice, the Skilled Facilitator approach uses the diagnosis–intervention cycle, a six-step process: 1. Observe behavior. 2. Infer meaning. 3. Decide whether, how, and why to intervene. 4. Describe behavior, and test for different views. 5. Share your interference, and test for different views. 6. Help the group decide whether to change its behavior, and test for different views. The cycle is a structured and simple way to think about what is happening in the group and then to intervene consistent with the core values. It serves to guide the facilitator (and group members) into effective action. https://books.google.com.ua/books?id=9eHf_QoGY1MC&pg=PA69&lpg=PA69&dq=The+Diagnosis-Intervention+Cycle&source=bl&ots=xDPShSVLF2&sig=61r1wsD5f1qRsdKuL9yBW4o-fy4&hl=ru&sa=X&ei=EJ-aVIHeDaHOygPooYGYCA&ved=0CCYQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=The%20Diagnosis-Intervention%20Cycle&f=false