How to Grieve Well: Tabletop Exercises for Adult Learning Workshops
Tabletop Exercises for Facilitators of Adult Learning
Adult learning programs, discussion groups and book clubs will find these tabletop exercises useful for discussing the topics in the book, HOW TO GRIEVE WELL. It is a good way to begin the difficult, and often reluctant, discussion of death and dying. Something must fill the void of loss. Christ says to come to Him with your burden and He will refresh you. (Matthew 11:28-30) That may not happen for days, for weeks, or sometimes never. You may be assured, it does happen.
Using this one book alone, you can a tailor an adult learning program from one to twenty weeks. And, there are over thirty-two books in the series. Each chapter contains at least five (5) tabletop discussion questions with which you can conduct a 60 to 90 minute program. These tabletop questions follow the outline in the book, providing excellent opportunities for adults to learn from their own experiences. Adults learn by doing. In this case, discussing the ideas with each other. Some topics are:
How to Design A System For Adult Learning
The Four Doors Of Life
Why Do We Have To Die?
Life Is A Journey in Search of Meaning
Surviving the Death of Someone
We Love You Can Take It With You
Put Your Hands in the Hands of God
Teach Your Children How to Grieve
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Adult learning programs, discussion groups and book clubs will find these tabletop exercises useful for discussing the topics in the book, HOW TO GRIEVE WELL. It is a good way to begin the difficult, and often reluctant, discussion of death and dying. Something must fill the void of loss. Christ says to come to Him with your burden and He will refresh you. (Matthew 11:28-30) That may not happen for days, for weeks, or sometimes never. You may be assured, it does happen.
Using this one book alone, you can a tailor an adult learning program from one to twenty weeks. And, there are over thirty-two books in the series. Each chapter contains at least five (5) tabletop discussion questions with which you can conduct a 60 to 90 minute program. These tabletop questions follow the outline in the book, providing excellent opportunities for adults to learn from their own experiences. Adults learn by doing. In this case, discussing the ideas with each other. Some topics are:
How to Design A System For Adult Learning
The Four Doors Of Life
Why Do We Have To Die?
Life Is A Journey in Search of Meaning
Surviving the Death of Someone
We Love You Can Take It With You
Put Your Hands in the Hands of God
Teach Your Children How to Grieve
How to Grieve Well: Tabletop Exercises for Adult Learning Workshops
Tabletop Exercises for Facilitators of Adult Learning
Adult learning programs, discussion groups and book clubs will find these tabletop exercises useful for discussing the topics in the book, HOW TO GRIEVE WELL. It is a good way to begin the difficult, and often reluctant, discussion of death and dying. Something must fill the void of loss. Christ says to come to Him with your burden and He will refresh you. (Matthew 11:28-30) That may not happen for days, for weeks, or sometimes never. You may be assured, it does happen.
Using this one book alone, you can a tailor an adult learning program from one to twenty weeks. And, there are over thirty-two books in the series. Each chapter contains at least five (5) tabletop discussion questions with which you can conduct a 60 to 90 minute program. These tabletop questions follow the outline in the book, providing excellent opportunities for adults to learn from their own experiences. Adults learn by doing. In this case, discussing the ideas with each other. Some topics are:
How to Design A System For Adult Learning
The Four Doors Of Life
Why Do We Have To Die?
Life Is A Journey in Search of Meaning
Surviving the Death of Someone
We Love You Can Take It With You
Put Your Hands in the Hands of God
Teach Your Children How to Grieve
Adult learning programs, discussion groups and book clubs will find these tabletop exercises useful for discussing the topics in the book, HOW TO GRIEVE WELL. It is a good way to begin the difficult, and often reluctant, discussion of death and dying. Something must fill the void of loss. Christ says to come to Him with your burden and He will refresh you. (Matthew 11:28-30) That may not happen for days, for weeks, or sometimes never. You may be assured, it does happen.
Using this one book alone, you can a tailor an adult learning program from one to twenty weeks. And, there are over thirty-two books in the series. Each chapter contains at least five (5) tabletop discussion questions with which you can conduct a 60 to 90 minute program. These tabletop questions follow the outline in the book, providing excellent opportunities for adults to learn from their own experiences. Adults learn by doing. In this case, discussing the ideas with each other. Some topics are:
How to Design A System For Adult Learning
The Four Doors Of Life
Why Do We Have To Die?
Life Is A Journey in Search of Meaning
Surviving the Death of Someone
We Love You Can Take It With You
Put Your Hands in the Hands of God
Teach Your Children How to Grieve
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| ISBN-13: | 9781546304319 |
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| Publisher: | CreateSpace Publishing |
| Publication date: | 05/03/2017 |
| Series: | A Lay Cistercian Lectio Divina , #21 |
| Pages: | 46 |
| Product dimensions: | 5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.11(d) |
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