Crafting an Effective Discussion Guide for Personal Topics
Learn how to create a discussion guide for personal topics not covered in existing guides. Discover strategies, resources, and best practices for developing engaging discussions on subjects like mental health.
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How to create a discussion guide? By Raeshelle Cooke
How did you find your book? What resources did you use? The topic was personal Not discussed in current guides Worldcat Stacks Library catalog
- I used the book for the guide How did you create the discussion guide? What resources did you use? - & current discussion guides on similar topics (mental health)
Additional helpful information: Other resources? Best practices? Barriers? Advice? - Look at similar discussion guides - Book reviews -Browse the stacks - Interviews with author -Pick the right questions - Read the book thoroughly - Read what others are saying -Prepare for emotional triggers - Write down questions as you go
