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This resource is designed to connect LGBTQ+ youth ages 13-19 in a safe and accepting virtual environment. Q Chat creates a safe space by setting ground rules that promote respect so that LGBTQ+ youth feel safe, get support, and make friends.
A calm environment encourages participation and learning. Ground rules apply even when you are running an activity or game to facilitate the learning process. Here are some ground rules for the group to consider: Turn off phones and remove any other distractions from your training area.
A list of 30+ meeting ground rules for guiding discussions, brainstorms, and retrospectives and avoiding common meeting pitfalls.
Breaches of confidentiality. Confidentiality is one of the most common ground rules for group work. It is also one that is often unintentionally broken by people who know each other and talk outside of the group. The use of a comment or suggestion box can help to identify this problem (and others).
We aim to establish clear and straightforward ground rules to create a safe space for sharing your thoughts and feelings about discussion topics. Below, your group has been provided a list of suggested ground rules for your team to consider. Remember that how you perceive your cultural background may influence the proposed ground rules.
Young People’s meetings: ground rules and tips General • Everyone in the room is equal • Ask questions if you need to, no question is a silly question – if you’re thinking it, someone else probably is too • Respect one another • Avoid jargon or overly scientific language • Take as many breaks as you need to.
14 kwi 2020 · group members have a shared understanding of expected behaviors and attitudes. Like playground rules posted on a fence, meeting guidelines encourage working well together, having fun, and including everyone. Here are some guidelines that groups can use in their meetings and decision making.
