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TRIED-AND-TRUE CAFETERIA LEARNING ACTIVITIES
Mix and match this handpicked selection of our most popular and versatile activities to use as starting points for your Cafeteria Learning design process. Use them for your own activity menu, or use them as a springboard for coming up with new or modified activities. Feel free to change the structure and the materials of each activity to meet your needs.
Most of these activities can be applied to a variety of topics, but sometimes an activity may work best within one particular subject matter context. The “Happy Hopper” activity is an example of an activity that we use specifically for communication—in this case, for teaching managers to give their employees specific (rather than general) praise: ...
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