Course Outline
Introduction to Feedforward for Government
- Feedback vs. Feedforward: Key Differences
- Why Feedforward Works: Focus on Strengths and Future Possibilities
- Evidence and Business Cases for Forward-Focused Coaching for Government
Core Principles and Techniques for Government
- Providing Concise, Specific, and Future-Oriented Suggestions
- Using Positive Language and Avoiding Judgmental Framing
- Employing Open-Ended Questions and Active Listening for Constructive Dialogue
Practical Feedforward Conversations for Government
- Structured Feedforward Script: Request, Suggest, Commit
- Role-Play: One-on-One Feedforward Sessions
- Peer Coaching and Rapid Practice Rounds
Adapting Feedforward to Contexts for Government
- Team Meetings and Standups: Short, Actionable Suggestions
- Remote and Asynchronous Feedforward Practices
- Cross-Cultural Considerations and Psychological Safety
Handling Difficult Conversations for Government
- Combining Feedforward with Corrective Conversations When Needed
- De-escalation Techniques and Reframing for Constructive Outcomes
- Setting Boundaries and Follow-Up Commitments
Embedding Feedforward in Your Team for Government
- Designing Simple Routines and Rituals to Sustain Practice
- Measuring Impact: Qualitative and Simple Quantitative Indicators
- Action Planning: Draft Your Team’s Feedforward Rollout Plan
Troubleshooting for Government
- Common Obstacles and How to Overcome Resistance
- When Feedforward Alone is Insufficient and Solutions
- Coaching Resources and Escalation Paths
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- A foundational understanding of team leadership and communication principles for government.
- Experience in leading or coordinating small teams is advantageous.
- A commitment to engaging in role-plays and peer coaching sessions.
Audience
- Team leaders
- Managers
- Supervisors
- Human Resources professionals
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