Start/Stop/Continue/Change - Sticky Notes, set of 20 pads Reviews

4.8 Rating 6 Reviews

Take time to debrief your learning event and help participants identify and follow through on key learning points. Your focused review helps learners think about ways they can implement the learning so they don't forget.These sticky note pads are perfect debrief tools for individuals or small groups. Pass them around as prompts to ask the following questions:
What actions should you START doing to integrate today's learning into your daily processes?
Which actions should you STOP doing to avoid current problems?
What's still working that you should CONTINUE to do?
What needs to CHANGE in order to bring about the desired change?
Set of 20 pre-printed sticky note pads with STOP, START, CONTINUE, and CHANGE printed on each note.
Plenty of blank space on each pad for students to write out their ideas and goals on each sheet.
Set includes 5 of each style of pad. Each 3 in. x 3 in. pad has 50 stickies.
TRAINING TIPS
Explore the 1-2-4-All Training Techniques for a dozen ideas on how to make use of these notes.
Download Start-Stop-Continue-Change Lesson Notes, developed in collaboration with Nora Gerber for 6 activities that use the sticky notes throughout the learning event, to:
tease out goals
share learning points
commit to intentions
employ "exit passes"
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“I just used these as the "final" in my "Emotional Intelligence Competencies for Leadership" course last week. It worked well. Added color to the table set up and attracted their attention. Four verbs prompted direct application action planning. Made it easy to facilitate a "pass the post-its around the table and affirm your intention to apply what is learned here" activity. Big hit.”

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Posted 8 months ago

“This a great resource for review during key moments after breaks and recap.”

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Posted 9 months ago

“I'm always looking for resources to engage my audience. This example goes beyond just sticky notes.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Provide immediately feedback to students in practical labs.”

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Posted 8 years ago

“These sticky notes complement wrap-up questions you're probably already asking during training and are a fun, colorful way to do so. These notes are easy to use, economical, and I love the lighter shading in the middle of each note making it easier to read writing. My only feedback for improvement would be to make the notes a bit thicker/more sturdy - the pages are quite thin. However at the price point they are a bargain!”

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Posted 10 years ago

“These sticky notes were a perfect addition to "table talk" sessions: participants conducted table talk on a topic, then noted personal learnings on these notes. Received many comments on how much participants liked the stickies!”

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Posted 10 years ago