On the 21st of November 2012, CIAK Turkish
Group met at Gebizli Secondary School Meeting Room. 10 more students from the
secondary school were also invited to join the activities.
Firstly, the meeting started with the short description
of CIAK Project to the other activity participants. And then the following
activities were conducted.
1)
Ice-breaking
and warm up: Young people are wanted to find a pair from the group and
introduce themselves. After two minutes, the partners talk about each other to
the whole group.
2)
Look
at the visuals and talk: The young people are given the list of pictures and
they are wanted to tell and explain the effects of the kind of problem/barrier they
associate each picture with.
3)
The
previous activity brought again the “communication barrier” forward. Connected with that, the activity that focuses
the differences between the messages sent and the perception of them was
conducted. In this activity, which is called “BUG” young people are wanted to
draw a bug following the instructions one by one. Eventually, it is found out
that, neither the drawn bugs of all
participants are similar nor any of them to the original. Which brought post reflection session on communication?
4)
The
other activity is conducted to increase the group Dynamics and communication. The
groups try to pass over a hypothetical river all together, founding strategies
to deal with the problem. The reflection session of this activity focuses on
finding solutions and putting their plan into practice knowing that they have
to act all together as a group to be successful.
5)
The
final activity, also focuses on communication, appropriate leadership behaviours
and communication. The imaginary sugar cube firm is managed by young people. The leader finds out that if he/she consults
the team for their opinion the rate of success is higher. At the same time, the
participants find out that on the condition that they recognize their skills
and capacities, it is more efficient for them to set goals for themselves.
6)
After the activities are over, the young
people had a break for tea/coffee/soft drinks and cookies.
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