From end of SESSION SEVEN: SIX STEP PROBLEM
SOLVING IS A FOCUSED MEANS OF CONSENSUS
DECISION-MAKING IN A GROUP.
SOLVING IS A FOCUSED MEANS OF CONSENSUS
DECISION-MAKING IN A GROUP.
The hassle line exercise has been part of the teaching of the Alternatives to Violence Course since the early 1980's. It has been modified as people learned from its experience. At the end of the course this exercise has been consistently evaluated as a good learning tool.
The Hassle Line, as its name implies, is best as a group experience. It can be used in schools, church groups, sports teams, scout groups, etc. The aim is to arrive at both sides feeling how much better it is to resolve differences in peaceful, practical ways. Take a look at our downloadable article.
The Hassle Line, as its name implies, is best as a group experience. It can be used in schools, church groups, sports teams, scout groups, etc. The aim is to arrive at both sides feeling how much better it is to resolve differences in peaceful, practical ways. Take a look at our downloadable article.
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complete directions of how to use this exercise.
Danene M Bender, Editor ATVC
complete directions of how to use this exercise.
Danene M Bender, Editor ATVC
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