Optional extension activity agree/disagree game – You could use this game as a warm-up before holding the discussions in Activity 7.4. Stick a sign on one side of the room that and a sign on the other side says ‘Agree’ that says If you have a very small room you may want to find an ‘Disagree’. outside space. If you have teachers with disabilities in the group, who may not be able to move easily, you could adapt this activity by giving participants green, and signs to hold up. square ‘agree’ signs red, round ‘disagree’ Give participants the following instructions: I will read out some statements. You must decide if you agree or disagree with each statement. Move to the relevant side of the room, or stand in the middle if you are not sure [or hold up the relevant sign]. You can discuss with your colleagues to encourage them to change sides if you want. Do not tell participants their opinions are wrong. However, you can use the in the previous box to ask participants questions so ‘possible responses’ provided that they think more deeply and challenge each other.
Optional extension activity – agree/disagree game You could use this game as a warm-up before holding the discussions in Activity 7.4. Stick a sign on one side of the room that says ‘Agree’ and a sign on the other side that says ‘Disagree’. If you have a very small room you may want to find an outside space. If you have teachers with disabilities in the group, who may not be able to move easily, you could adapt this activity by giving participants green, square ‘agree’ signs and red, round ‘disagree’ signs to hold up. Give participants the following instructions: I will read out some statements. You must decide if you agree or disagree with each statement. Move to the relevant side of the room, or stand in the middle if you are not sure [or hold up the relevant sign]. You can discuss with your colleagues to encourage them to change sides if you want. Do not tell participants their opinions are wrong. However, you can use the ‘possible responses’ provided in the previous box to ask participants questions so that they think more deeply and challenge each other.