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illustration above left shows Gerry's new workbook for trainers - click for extract
Gerry Thompson shows how comedy and improvisation methods
can be injected into any kind of training or learning activity
Available as bespoke training for organisations and teams nging comedy and improvisation into your training, teaching and learning methods
This innovative and highly interactive training is suitable for...
Drawing on methods from the world of comedy, improvisation and performance, this fun hands-on workshop equips you with a fresh and invigorating approach to running events for change, learning and personal or professional development.
Positive Comedy's approach to learning and development is powerful and innovative – focused squarely on practical results that will make a significant difference in the real day-to-day world of business and organisational life, flexible and adaptable to any learning outcome.
In this innovative approach pioneered by Gerry Thompson, participative improvisation is a key element. Improvisation, the core of all human creativity, is a highly versatile technique which can be applied to any problem or issue.
Improvisation promotes:
Typical content of the training
- improv-based ice-breakers and getting-to-know-each-other activities
- examine the principles of comedy and improv and their applicability to training and teaching
- a series of group activities giving participants and experience of improvisation and comedy
- demonstration of how to devise and improvation/scenario based activity from scratch, applied to a real-life learning brief
- further worked examples of how improvisation based activities can satisfy any parameters of learning outcome and setting
- break-out groupwork, designing and then running an activity for the other group
- consideration of how to apply the day's learning to the participants' work, and action points from this
- review of key principles from the session
In this workshop, the improvisational content has relevance to trainers and teachers in three ways:
1) as a basis for activities in a learning or training programme
2) as a creative mode for the facilitator when devising training programmes
3) as an aid in adapting responsively to needs, as a learning event unfolds
What you will get from this training
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