Outdoor Games for Trainers

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Volumes 1,2 and 3 Andy Kirby
Most trainers use games. And trainers who use games collect new games. Andy Kirby's three-volume compendium contains 75 games in each volume. They range from icebreakers and energizers to substantial exercises in communication. Each game is presented in a standard format which includes summary, statement of objectives, list of materials required, recommended timings and step-by-step instructions for running the event. Photocopiable masters are provided for any materials needed by participants. All the games are indexed by objectives, and Volume 1 contains an introduction analysing the different kinds of game, setting out the benefits they offer and explaining how to use games to the maximum advantage. An unusual feature of this volume is a programmed text designed to help trainers to develop their own games. Volume 2 contains an integrated index covering both volumes. Volume 3 reflects current trends in training; in... Tovább

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Also from Gower Games for Trainers
Volumes 1,2 and 3 Andy Kirby
Most trainers use games. And trainers who use games collect new games. Andy Kirby's three-volume compendium contains 75 games in each volume. They range from icebreakers and energizers to substantial exercises in communication. Each game is presented in a standard format which includes summary, statement of objectives, list of materials required, recommended timings and step-by-step instructions for running the event. Photocopiable masters are provided for any materials needed by participants. All the games are indexed by objectives, and Volume 1 contains an introduction analysing the different kinds of game, setting out the benefits they offer and explaining how to use games to the maximum advantage. An unusual feature of this volume is a programmed text designed to help trainers to develop their own games. Volume 2 contains an integrated index covering both volumes. Volume 3 reflects current trends in training; in particular the increased attention being paid to stress management and assertiveness. It contains an integrated index covering all three volumes.
Outdoor Development for Managers
Second Edition John Bank
The use of outdoor activity on management development programmes is growing steadily. When John Bank's book was first published in 1985, it was the first full-length study of the subject. For this new edition he has revised the text throughout to take account of recent developments. It explains the underlying concepts, examines the relevance of outdoor training to management performance and reviews the range of programmes available. The author draws extensively on the experience of people directly involved, both as trainers and as participants, and in ten fascinating case studies he shows how a variety of organizations use outdoor development in pursuit of their objectives. The book now includes details of eighty-eight outdoor development organizations and the complete text of the guide to best practice produced by the Development Training Users Trust.
OUTDOOR
GAMES
for TRAINERS
Carmine M. Consalvo
This collection of activities is designed to enable trainers and facilitators to make effective use of the outdoors as a vehicle for learning. It contains sixty-three events that can be conducted easily and safely with the minimum of materials and preparation. Many of them can be run equally well indoors.
Each activity is presented in a standard format that includes a summary, a statement of objectives, a note of any materials required, approximate timings and detailed guidance on what to do, when and how, covering both content and process. The exercises vary in length from a few minutes to over an hour. Together they provide a rich store of adventure, energy and memorable learning. Vissza