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Speed-dating

Why?

It is a good way of combining learning with getting everybody to talk to each other in pairs.

How?

  • Compose a number of short questions/tasks based on covered course material. If speed-dating is used as an ice-breaker the questions can be general or why not use riddles?
  • Divide the participants in two groups and place them on chairs in an inner and an outer ring facing each other.
  • Read out the first question and tell them to discuss in pairs. 
  • After a set time ask the participants in the inner ring to move one step clock-wise and read the next question.
  • Continue until all participants in the inner ring has moved a full circle.
  • Conclude with letting participants share their answers and motivations for each question. 
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