Trio advice
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Trio advice
Peer advice in groups of 3–5: one brings a real situation, the others think out loud as consultants. A Liberating Structure (Troika Consulting).
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- Work in trios. Each round, one member is the “client” with a real question.
- Question: the client briefly explains their question or situation.
- Clarify: the two advisers ask clarifying questions.
- Advice: the advisers give advice while the client listens and takes notes.
- Harvest: the client shares what they'll take away. Swap roles for the next round.
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- Number of cases — optional, 1–5 (default 3): how many questions are covered.
- Time per phase — optional, default 2 / 2 / 4 / 2 minutes.
- Preparation: each client brings a real question or situation.
Tip: a practice question with AI
No question of your own at hand? Ask Microsoft Copilot: “Give me 3 relatable issues about [topic/context] that students can bring as a 'client' to ask for advice.” Use one as a practice question.
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