Structured Dialogic Design Michigan – Teri Johnson

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Structured Dialogic Design Michigan – Teri Johnson A diversity of points of view is essential when engaging stakeholders in a dialogue for defining and resolving a complex issue. Dialogue must be structured so that participants are not overloaded with too much information at once. Participants will understand the relative importance of their ideas only when they compare them with others in the group. Participants become wiser about the meaning of their own ideas when they begin to understand how different peoples’ ideas relate. Every person matters, so it is necessary to protect the autonomy and authenticity of every person’s observations. The whole group learns and evolves as each participant sees how their ideas influence those of others.