Review the principle of dialogue from the Key Principles and Practices of Adult Learning flip chart. Post the following (shortened) definitions of monologue and dialogue. Invite a volunteer to read each definition. Monologue and Dialogue Monologue: to a long speech. “speak alone,” Dialogue: to across or a conversation. “speak between,” Participants will have the following handout as part of their handout booklet. It contains the full definitions of monologue and dialogue. Definition of Monologue and Dialogue Monologue literally means It also refers to a long speech that “speak alone.” monopolizes the conversation. Dialogue literally means to across or or 2 “speak between” “a word between”—implying or more speakers. It refers to a conversation between 2 or more persons. Ask trainees: What questions about these definitions do you have? 15 STEP 2: Small-group work to draw an analogy for dialogue – minutes Set a glass and a bottle of water in front of you. Explain: say this glass is a student, and the water bottle a teacher. Let’s Pour water from the glass into the cup. Ask: What do you think I am saying about training with this little demonstration? [The bottle of water represents the teacher who has all of the knowledge and fills up the empty glass or the student with knowledge.] Allow 3-4 participants to give their own ideas, and probe for their opinions on this analogy. That is, based on the ALPPs and what we have discussed so far, is this the type of learning experience we want to create? Pass out blank sheets of paper. Ask the trainees to form a group with 2 or 3 other people. Say the following:
Review the principle of dialogue from the Key Principles and Practices of Adult Learning flip chart. Post the following (shortened) definitions of monologue and dialogue. Invite a volunteer to read each definition. Monologue and Dialogue Monologue: to “speak alone,” a long speech. Dialogue: to “speak across or between,” a conversation. Participants will have the following handout as part of their handout booklet. It contains the full definitions of monologue and dialogue. Definition of Monologue and Dialogue Monologue literally means “speak alone.” It also refers to a long speech that monopolizes the conversation. Dialogue literally means to “speak across or between” or “a word between”—implying 2 or more speakers. It refers to a conversation between 2 or more persons. Ask trainees: What questions about these definitions do you have? STEP 2: Small-group work to draw an analogy for dialogue – 15 minutes Set a glass and a bottle of water in front of you. Explain: Let’s say this glass is a student, and the water bottle a teacher. Pour water from the glass into the cup. Ask: What do you think I am saying about training with this little demonstration? [The bottle of water represents the teacher who has all of the knowledge and fills up the empty glass or the student with knowledge.] Allow 3-4 participants to give their own ideas, and probe for their opinions on this analogy. That is, based on the ALPPs and what we have discussed so far, is this the type of learning experience we want to create? Pass out blank sheets of paper. Ask the trainees to form a group with 2 or 3 other people. Say the following:
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