The New Encyclopedia of Icebreakers
Editorial Reviews
Review
“The New Encyclopedia of Icebreakers is a wonderful resource for trainers, full of tips and exercises to fully engage all participants, even the reluctant ones, to ensure a successful adult training experience.”--Barbara P. Moore, manager, human resources, Semiconductor Research Corporation
 “This is not just another compendium of training activities. Here we have a thoughtfully organized presentation of training tools within a comprehensive, yet succinct, overview of significant training issues. This is a valuable resource for all those interested in training.”--Michael P. Freidman, Ed.D., psychologist who consults globally with corporate and nonprofit organizations
Book Description
The New Encyclopedia of Icebreakers -- the sequel to the best-selling  Encyclopedia of Icebreakers -- gives you 150 innovative activities to energize your training sessions. The book is filled with a variety of activities that will move participants through the stages of group development: forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning. Use this new collection to help people get acquainted, build teams, address team or group issues, develop effective working relationships, and improve learning and retention of new information. The final chapter presents specific adjourning activities to help you bring closure to your training or group work, increase skills and knowledge transfer, and transition the participants back to the workplace.
The New Encyclopedia of Icebreakers
The New Encyclopedia of Icebreakers,Miriam McLaughlin,Sandra Peyser,John Wiley & Sons,0787968730,Business & Economics,Business / Economics / Finance,Business/Economics,Human Resources & Personnel Management,Quality Control,Business & Economics / Human Resources & Personnel Management,Personnel & human resources management
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