In the facilitation exercise (class: Lecturer Akira Itayama, Department of Psychology), we aim to improve facilitation skills, which are functions that promote intellectual interaction such as meetings and discussions.
Leadership to lead the team is of course important, but it is also important to manage the flow of group activities and provide efficient support and encouragement to improve results.In this course, students take on the role of a facilitator during group discussions in each class, and train the skills necessary for a facilitator, such as (XNUMX) designing a place where it is easy to talk, (XNUMX) eliciting opinions, (XNUMX) organizing opinions, and (XNUMX) building consensus. doing.
Also, as part of the class, you will participate in the Miki Youth Meeting.At the Miki Youth Meeting in 3, we will collaborate with Miki City Hall staff, Kansai International University students, high school students, and companies in Miki City to discuss commercialization.
Students of the Department of Psychology play the role of facilitators in such industry-government-academia collaborations.
Faculty of Psychology Department of Psychology Lecturer Takashi Itayama
⇒ Faculty of Psychology page
