Comments
jane
on 06/07/2018 at 06:58 am
Okay,thanks for your reply.And this APP is great and helpful.Thank you.
Mark Collard
on 06/06/2018 at 01:01 am
Thanks for your question. The two objects in each Are you more like question are metaphorical. So, are you more like a cat (nimble, quiet, fussy, etc) or more like a dog (loyal, energetic, fun, etc?) so think more about the characteristics of the objects rather than what they actually are. And I would suggest that as partners complete their conversation, they swap cards and seek out a new partner to start a new conversation. Have FUNN.
jane
on 06/05/2018 at 04:22 pm
Thanks for sharing and 3questions: How do they mingle with each other and describe the card word since they can directly show the card to each other without much talking? Are you more like a cat or a dog?this question sentence may make sense,but what if I ask:are you more like up or down?or are you more like ladder or ...this is weird and do not know its meaning. once matched and the question answered,then do what？Let the two people wait long until others all done?is it not too short?
Are You More Like
Benefits
- No right or wrong answer
- Fosters communication
- Develops critical thinking
- Simple & complex options
Equipment
- Series of question-pairs (download PDF)
Instructions
- Download a set of 'Are You More Like...' questions (download PDF.)
- Organise the cards so that you have one set of paired statements (a match) for every two people.
- Randomly distribute one card to each person.
- When ready, instruct each person to mingle with others until they find the person holding a card with their match, eg UP is matched with DOWN.
- Once matched, invite partners to share their response to the question posed by the conjunction of their two cards, eg Are You More Like... a CAT or a DOG?
- Encourage people to share as much as they feel comfortable.
- When ready, randomly re-distribute the cards, and start again.
- Continue this matching, sharing and re-distributing process for a few minutes.
- Next, try a variation (see below.)
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