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===== Introduction ===== | ===== Introduction ===== | ||
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When observing the difference between great facilitators and those still in training, it has been noticed that great facilitators adhere to a simple communication cycle – whereby everything the client originates is acknowledged, | When observing the difference between great facilitators and those still in training, it has been noticed that great facilitators adhere to a simple communication cycle – whereby everything the client originates is acknowledged, | ||
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This is broken down in to the following parts for general conversation: | This is broken down in to the following parts for general conversation: | ||
- | idea → conveyance → interpretation → conversion → response → acknowledgement | + | idea → conveyance → reception/interpretation → conversion → response → acknowledgement |
- An idea is generated by the sender (Joe wants to say “Hello” to Jane) | - An idea is generated by the sender (Joe wants to say “Hello” to Jane) | ||
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- A small pause and the cycle begins again | - A small pause and the cycle begins again | ||
- | During processing it was noticed that great facilitators stuck to this system without fail. All communication was fully acknowledged, | + | ===== The Communication Cycle in Processing ===== |
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+ | During processing, it was noticed that great facilitators stuck to this system without fail. All communication was fully acknowledged, | ||
What is of the most paramount importance here is that: | What is of the most paramount importance here is that: | ||
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Here is a breakdown of the Cycle of Communication in a session: | Here is a breakdown of the Cycle of Communication in a session: | ||
- | - Is the client ready to receive the next question? (attention) | + | - Is the client ready to receive the next question/ |
- Facilitator establishes next question [idea] | - Facilitator establishes next question [idea] | ||
- Facilitator gives question to client [conveyance] | - Facilitator gives question to client [conveyance] | ||
- | - Client interprets the question internally [interpretation] | + | - Client |
- Client retrieves an answer from their system [conversion] | - Client retrieves an answer from their system [conversion] | ||
- Client gives answer to facilitator [response] | - Client gives answer to facilitator [response] | ||
- Facilitator acknowledges client [acknowledge] | - Facilitator acknowledges client [acknowledge] | ||
- Facilitator sees that client received acknowledgement (attention) | - Facilitator sees that client received acknowledgement (attention) | ||
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The facilitator must at all costs, if she wishes to be successful in facilitating, | The facilitator must at all costs, if she wishes to be successful in facilitating, |