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Structured Dialogue, a technique used to improve relationships and learning

by podnosh | May 17, 2010 | Community Development, Lessons

Structured dialogue is a technique used by the Chamberlain Forum to encourage open conversation between different partners during the Community Asset Transfer process and this film explains some of the principles behind it.  You can find out more on the Chamberlain...

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