How To Conduct A Discussion (1952)

Has water damage at the beginning. The film discusses the essential principles of conducting effective group discussions, emphasizing the importance of leadership, structure, and participant engagement. It highlights variations in group organization, leadership styles, and techniques for fostering a productive environment. Key qualities of a good leader include intelligence, interest in people, and the ability to balance diverse opinions. The film outlines eleven principles that contribute to successful discussions, including physical comfort, social atmosphere, flexibility, participation, and the need for evaluation and self-reflection. Ultimately, it underscores the role of discussion groups in strengthening democracy through collective dialogue.

Keywords
group discussion, leadership, principles, participation, democracy, effective communication, evaluation, social atmosphere, flexibility, comfort, self-reflection

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