Introduction

Resources

	Management
	Communication
	Programming
	Integrating K-12 and After-School Programs
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	Title Index
	Web Sites

For More Afterschool

National Partnership for Quality Afterschool Learning Web site

Talking Community: The Dialogue Workbook

Diane Dorfman

This workbook focuses on the use of dialogue as a strategy for community building. The author examines ways in which different populations talk to one another. The resource also considers the relationship between "talk" and community. Some of the issues presented in the book are: how does talking build relations, how do we talk about community or community issues, and what kinds of talk build communities. Sample workbook exercises include: a grid mapping out different kinds of talk, scenarios with related questions, and step-by-step worksheets for determining who you want to include in dialogue and the content of the dialogue.

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This resource is from the Communication category.

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