Anecdote – ‘The Story’
1. The teacher briefly describes a situation in the form of a ‘case study’. This situation must represent a typical organizational moment, scenario, or context (e.g., some kind of conflict that usually occurs or an anecdote that can plausibly occur). The description of the case must specify the starting situation, the processes to deal with it and the decisions and the solution adopted.
2. After the presentation of the anecdote (or ‘case’), each of the group members must specify individually:
- 1st: what would they do in a similar situation and why?
- 2nd: what would they do differently and why?
3. The teacher collates all the answers to the first question and groups the responses that are similar. The teacher then collates all the responses that are different, discordant or contradictory.
4. The groups analyze the actions that are most pertinent to the organizational model and institutional culture and reach a consensus on collegial action to be taken.