Interacting
means being ready to change in relation to others
and to be able to put yourself in other people’s
shoes. It implies the desire to understand and be
understood, to discuss and overcome differences
in order to exchange experiences, to co-operate,
work together, and achieve common goals.
In order to develop this capacity, it may be useful
to work with the children on general targets such
as listening, discussing, and researching together.
Some techniques will be particularly effective,
eg, theatre workshops, collaborative writing, simulation
games, co-operation games, etc. |
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