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Making Christmas Paper-Chains for Reflection, Communication and Learning
It is amazing what we can use to aid good communication with the children in our care. Here, the seasonal craft of making paper-chains as Christmas decorations is used as a tool for goal-setting, reflection of coaching sessions or the year, rapport building and much more.
11.12.2010 · Filled under: Uncategorized · Tags: Christmas, Coaching children, Effective Communication, Goal setting, Parents coaching children, Rapport Building · 1 Comment »