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Feature of the Month


The Third Annual


Clean Conference


in

LONDON

22-24 October 2010

Open to all




www.cleanchange.co.uk

ARE YOU NEW TO
CLEAN LANGUAGE?

INTRODUCTORY ARTICLES:

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Featured Articles Citations and Research
A list of research papers, books and academic thesis that have made use of the ideas of David Grove.
Clean Space Revisited
These notes:
- Describe a Clean Space 'Lite' version that contains only the central elements.
- Identify the main choices available to a facilitator within the Lite version.
- Note some of the ways facilitators have found to respond to the unusual.
- Document some of the common add-ons in the feature-rich versions practiced by experienced facilitators. 
Cleaning up the F word
Published in Rapport, November 2008 this article is based on an academic paper presented at the British Educational Research Association's conference in 2007, 'Training PGCE Teachers in giving and receiving Clean Feedback in the classroomwhich'. It was delivered with our partners at the Centre of Excellence for Teaching and Learning at Liverpool John Moores University.
3 Simple Steps for Better Meetings
Meetings can be the bane of a project; taking up time, causing conflict, achieving little. How often have you listened to people complain about meetings at work? Meetings can also be the boon of a project; co-inspirational, a chance to air and dispel fears, a time to rehearse the next steps and share great practice and get the support you need to work at your best. What would it be like to look forward to meetings knowing you had a tool to navigate more successfully through them?
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