Start with what you want to do
Think about the change you want after the session. A useful goal is concrete: explain an idea, practise a technique or approach a familiar problem differently.
Try something. Find your spark.
Consider your starting point
Share what you already know and where you feel less confident. This helps shape the level, pace and support.
Look beyond the session
Ask how you will apply the learning. A simple take-away exercise or next step can help make the session useful afterwards.
A useful starting checklist.
- Write one practical goal.
- Check the starting level.
- Leave room to practise afterwards.
Turn the idea into a brief.
| Bring | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| Your goal | Helps shape a relevant recommendation. |
| Your practical requirements | Brings constraints and arrangements into the discussion. |
| Your open questions | Makes the next step clearer for everyone. |
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