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Welcome Yasin 🙂

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Welcome Şeniz 🙂

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Ceren, thank you for the question. The evaluator role is best in connecting abstract conceptualization with active experimentation. This means the educator plays a role in using abstract concepts to empower learners to take measurable action in real life. This requires performance standards referencing those abstract concepts. For example, if you teach English, you can use the CEFR Common European Framework of Reference for Languages as a standard and help your learners understand their level. Then support them to set timely goals related to their real-life needs. You can provide feedback and help them make self-evaluations. By practicing this kind of approach, you can master your evaluator role in your programs.

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Ceren, welcome 🙂

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Welcome Matej 🙂

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Welcome to our community Deniz 🙂

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Welcome Arkadiusz 🙂

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Hi Burcu, welcome to our community ☘️

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Okan, you may select the icebreaker category for the trust-building games. But I suggest you to state that “this method builds trust among the group” so that people can find when they search for trust in the global search.

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Okan, this is a great idea. I think the NGOs in the network can use a similar gamification strategy. We can integrate experianta with our local works. For example, @mikhell asks local participants to buy tickets for a free (voluntary) local event by using expa points. Maybe this can’t be applied to all local participants but especially trainers/educators are the perfect target group to use this method.

What do you think?

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We are working on it Okan 🙂 But please do not wait for sharing your suggestions as you are already and active citizen 😉

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Hi Burak, welcome to our community. 🙂

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Thank you, Burak, for the reflection. If you have any questions about Kolb Educator Role Profiles, please add them here. 🙂

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Hi Simla, welcome to our community. 🙂

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Hi Selvinaz, welcome to our community. 🙂