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Role play is one of the best ways to practice communication and other ways to engage with others. It's part of several of our [http://fasterthan20.com/workout/ collaboration workouts], including [http://fasterthan20.com/workout/challenging-conversations/ Challenging Conversations] and [http://fasterthan20.com/workout/playing-with-status/ Playing with Status]. | Role play is one of the best ways to practice communication and other ways to engage with others. It's part of several of our [http://fasterthan20.com/workout/ collaboration workouts], including [http://fasterthan20.com/workout/challenging-conversations/ Challenging Conversations] and [http://fasterthan20.com/workout/playing-with-status/ Playing with Status]. | ||
It's a great way of building empathy. For example, the Bok Players [https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2018/05/bok-players-harvard use improv and role play] to train people in diversity, equity, and inclusion. | It's a great way of building empathy. For example, the Bok Players [https://www.harvardmagazine.com/2018/05/bok-players-harvard use improv and role play] to train people in diversity, [[equity]], and inclusion. | ||
[[Scenario thinking]] is a form of role play about future possibilities. It's helpful for [[strategic doing|doing strategy]]. [[Matrix game|Matrix games]] are useful for exploring strategy in general. | |||
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Role play is one of the best ways to practice communication and other ways to engage with others. It's part of several of our collaboration workouts, including Challenging Conversations and Playing with Status.
It's a great way of building empathy. For example, the Bok Players use improv and role play to train people in diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Scenario thinking is a form of role play about future possibilities. It's helpful for doing strategy. Matrix games are useful for exploring strategy in general.
