Why Why Why
What is Why Why Why about ?
This exercise is used to uncover underlying problems, and to create tension between ‘what is’ and ‘what could be’ - or between hopes and fears. Normally each participant defines her/his focus and is then coached by one or two other participants. The main role of the coaches is to listen carefully to the replies to their questions, and to adapt subsequent questions accordingly.
Audience
Is participant experience relevant for Why Why Why ?
Audience description for Why Why Why
For trainee coaches and facilitators
For managers and leaders interested in peer coaching
Requirements
Run Through
Spend time to prepare and test the instructions for participants. This is not easy to convey - but when successful, the method is highly popular.
Material for
Participants might like to note their reflections afterwards.
project
ERASMUS +
Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Program of the European Union. Find more information about the program and its goals here: https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/.
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