Teaching article
A celebration review can include mixed opinions
Ask what worked and what participants would change.
Someone may enjoy the drawing while finding the room too crowded. Offer specific optional prompts and different response methods so the record can identify practical improvements, rather than requiring a positive verdict on the whole occasion.
Someone can enjoy the drawing but prefer a quieter room.
Ask what should stay and what should change
Offer specific prompts about materials, space and activity choices. Mixed feedback can identify a useful change even when overall responses differ.
Offer response methods. Ask specific questions. Record useful adjustments.
Do not require positive feedback. Which change is actionable?
Allow anonymous responses.
Resources
- Activity Setup Checklist — Write the selected event activity, materials and participation choices in the editable setup checklist.
Further reading
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