How can facilitators help others learn? We believe experiential learning is a highly effective approach. Our experiential learning kits have been developed to help facilitators deliver a wide range of learning opportunities. Enjoy exploring our website and do get in touch, we like nothing betting than talking people development. The MTa Team.
Activities for developing team skills
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Packs for developing team skills:
| Three of our packs have a particular focus on the skills, attitudes and approaches team players require. Discussion topics and learning outcomes may include:- |
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MTa Team KIT™
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MTa Insights™
MTa Insights is an incredibly versatile experiential learning pack. The complete MTa Insights comes with 9 volumes of activities, all of which require team skills. Two of these volumes contain activities that are specifically designed to develop team skills:
- Team Working Level 1
- Team Working Level 2
MTa MINI Essentials™
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More on our team skills activities:
MTa’s activities for team skills development provide facilitators and trainers with everything they need to introduce team skills through experiential learning into their workshops. The activities are designed to engage all of the participants in tasks that recreate the issues that help and hinder effective team working. On completion of the task carefully designed review processes focus individuals’ attention on the issues the activity has raised, before taking people though a step by step approach to personal and group learning and development. The subject areas vary from the interpersonal skills like listening and assertiveness, expressing ideas and asking questions, to team processes like planning, conflict resolution and decision making, to the impact personal attitudes and drivers like personal confidence, perfectionism, enthusiasm and determination. Besides having specific learning opportunities, each activity is graded as introductory, intermediate or advanced in terms. The grading relates to the conceptual level of the learning, not the technical difficulty of task involved.




