Session 8: Go the Next Step to Develop a Rule of Life

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To carefully prepare an FGD meeting, it is necessary to identify the main purpose of the meeting, develop important issues, set agenda, and plan how to document the meeting. The next step is to identify and invite the appropriate discussion participants; the ideal number is between 6 and 8. An important element of FGD is promotion. Some of the important points to keep in mind when promoting FGD are securing participation, deliberate expression of important issues, maintaining neutral attitudes and appearance, and meeting to equally and fairly reflect opinions It is a summary. After the conference, you need to prepare a detailed report. Please keep all comments during the meeting in record.

Rough start and accumulation of steam: Development meeting 1 and 2 95 Building recognition: Development meeting 3 - 5 104 Boss concentration: Development meeting 6 110 Extended knowledge and skills: Development meeting 7 and 8 110 Traction: Development meeting 9 and 10 111 Survey results: Focus Group and Feedback on Interview Process 112 Creating Important Elements of Collaborative Working Environment 112

I will end the meeting. At the end of the session, the leader should help the group review the discussion and plan the next step (more seminars, actions, involving other people and groups, etc.). He also needs to review the agreed task by ensuring that each member knows exactly what their responsibilities are and considering the due date of these responsibilities. Other summary steps include getting feedback from the meeting (including suggestions to make it better), pointing out the team's achievements, and thanking that work.