If you are searching for a tool that will breathe life into your training programs, a way to link action to information, and an effective method for helping participants apply what they've learned, Role Play Made Easy is the book for you. Written by training expert Susan El-Shamy, Role Play Made Easy is a practical and highly accessible resource for planning, preparing, and implementing effective role-playing activities that are solidly grounded in proven learning techniques. Role Play Made Easy offers trainers at all levels of expertise the step-by-step guidance needed to facilitate…mehr
If you are searching for a tool that will breathe life into your training programs, a way to link action to information, and an effective method for helping participants apply what they've learned, Role Play Made Easy is the book for you. Written by training expert Susan El-Shamy, Role Play Made Easy is a practical and highly accessible resource for planning, preparing, and implementing effective role-playing activities that are solidly grounded in proven learning techniques. Role Play Made Easy offers trainers at all levels of expertise the step-by-step guidance needed to facilitate role-playing activities that are appropriate for a wide variety of organizations and training situations. The book's 25 role-play activities are designed to help participants build skills, boost confidence, and increase the likelihood of behavioral change. Role Play Made Easyoffers many types of role-playing activities and also includes * Step-by-step directions for absolutely everything necessary to plan and implement a successful role play * Strategies and guidelines to make role-playing both easy and effective * Tips and techniques to take the fear out of role-playing * Methods to make feedback easier and more effective * Ideas and incentives to make role-playing fun In addition, the book offers easy-to-understand directions for creating your own customized role-play activities and includes a variety of forms and handouts that will assist in their design and delivery.
Susan El-Shamy is a senior partner at Advancement Strategies, a training and development resources company in Bloomington, Indiana. For more than twenty years she has designed and delivered training products and programs. She is the author of numerous training materials and books including How to Design and Deliver Training for the New and Emerging Generations.
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About This Book.
About Pfeiffer.
Introduction.
PART ONE: Making the Most of Role Playing.
Chapter One: Understanding Role Playing.
Chapter Two: Overcoming Resistance to Role Playing.
Chapter Three: Planning Your Role Play.
Chapter Four: Implementing the Role Play.
PART TWO: The Role Plays.
Chapter Five: Warm-Up Role Plays.
1. Serving Time in Training: A Parody of Participant Roles.
2. What Are You Doing in a Place Like This? Introductions andExpectations.
3. Lunching with Difficult People: A Warm-Up to Get Ready forDifficult People.
4. Good, Bad, and Ugly Responses: A Warm-Up for Dealing withDifferent Responses.
5. May I Have Your Attention Please? Warming Up for Speaking inPublic.
Chapter Six: Behavior Rehearsals.
6. Greetings and Salutations: A Rehearsal of WelcomingExpressions.
7. I Don't Believe We've Met: Introducing Yourselfto Strangers.
8. Ring, Ring? Is Anyone There? A Rehearsal of Good TelephoneEtiquette.
9. What Are You Looking for in a Job? Sharing Job SatisfactionNeeds.
10. Thirty Seconds of Self Expression: A Role Play for QuicklyExpressing Yourself.
Chapter Seven: Application Activities.
11. You're Driving Me Nuts: Applying a Model to Ask forBehavior Change.
12. Selling to the Buyer's Needs: A Role Play to PracticeFive Selling Techniques.
13. It's Not Just What You Say: Practicing the Nonverbalsof Public Speaking.
14. The Persistent Requesting Technique: A Role Play for Dealingwith "Yes, But . . .".
15. Here's What You're Going to Do: Introducing aLearning Activity.
Chapter Eight: Problem- and People-Focused Role Plays.
16. Show Me the Money: Asking for a Raise or Promotion.
17. Problem? What Problem? A Performance Problem Role Play.
18. Why Are You People So Difficult? A DifficultPerson-Focused Role Play.
19. Hey, Buddy, That's My Parking Place: Group Role Playon Managing Conflict.
20. Hold the Mayo: Ordering Your Lunch in English.
Chapter Nine: Impromptu Role Plays.
21. Perfect Presentations: A Role-Playing Contest for EffectivePresentations.
22. Meeting Madness: A Role Play of the World's WorstMeeting.
23. In 15 Seconds or Less: A Contest on Asking for a Change inBehavior.
24. Tally Ho! A Group Debriefing Activity.
25. The Roving Reporter: An Impromptu Debriefing Role Play.
