Re framing techniques Restoring balance deciding who will decide Opening up possibilities Redirect towards sharing informtion Noticing and using metaphors Interactions Lies perceptions deceptions Information about kinds of options Whats an interpre- tation Tasks & behavior Layers of interests Positions= premature solutions Types of resolution Visioning an ideal future scenario Filtering out emotions sticking to facts Laying out priorities and principles Ideas and brain stroming Interests what matters and why Visual aids for making suggestions Levels of intervention comparing options How many potential solutions What mediators can do with interests Re framing techniques Restoring balance deciding who will decide Opening up possibilities Redirect towards sharing informtion Noticing and using metaphors Interactions Lies perceptions deceptions Information about kinds of options Whats an interpre- tation Tasks & behavior Layers of interests Positions= premature solutions Types of resolution Visioning an ideal future scenario Filtering out emotions sticking to facts Laying out priorities and principles Ideas and brain stroming Interests what matters and why Visual aids for making suggestions Levels of intervention comparing options How many potential solutions What mediators can do with interests
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Re framing techniques
Restoring balance
deciding who will decide
Opening up possibilities
Redirect towards sharing informtion
Noticing and using metaphors
Interactions
Lies perceptions
deceptions
Information about kinds of options
Whats an interpre-tation
Tasks & behavior
Layers of interests
Positions= premature
solutions
Types of resolution
Visioning an ideal future scenario
Filtering out emotions sticking to facts
Laying out priorities and principles
Ideas and brain stroming
Interests what matters and why
Visual aids
for making
suggestions
Levels of intervention
comparing options
How many potential solutions
What mediators can do with interests