[Ailist] follow up appreciative exercise

[Nancy Stetson]

>Hi Stan,

Depending on the size of the group, have folks sit in one or more circles and each share one story of success they've had since you last saw them. It's amazing how that simple act can re-energize people!

Nancy

>I am working on a project where I used appreciative inquiry.
>It is six months later I have to do a follow up exercise.
>Looking for an exercise that would be half hour to hour at most.-
>Any suggestions.
> 
>Stan Capela
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Nancy E. Stetson, Ed.D.
* Appreciative Inquiry Facilitator
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* Mentor and Assessor, Ph.D. in Education Program
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	Walden University