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Great post

Submitted by adiflesher on Wed, 07/09/2008 - 6:55pm.

 

I think the idea of norm setters is a very strong one.  As is the idea that group behaviors start to show patterns.  I am curious what you plan to do with the norm setters. 

One of the ways that we deal with this in the informal education world is to set up structured social interactions to address social dynamics. I am not saying it always works, but in the camp world we are in the buisness of trying to create positive group culture.  I would be curious to think about what new tools we have at our disposal to accomplish this goal. 

 

 

 

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