Reviews of the Games
Used by many tens of thousands of learners in education, at work
or at home, these games have been translated into multiple
languages and universally praised by reviewers:
The Development
Game
I have no hesitation in recommending the set of cards
for The Development Game. They are very well-produced,
adaptable and even relatively inexperienced facilitators would be
able to devise a range of imaginative ways of using them. They will
be finding a place in my toolkit and I can envisage using them for
a number of different purposes in my consultancy and training
work.' Bruce Britton, Framework Network,
TrainingZONE website
'Having tried a variety of management
games in the past I found this game one of the best methods of
encouraging discussion, either with an individual or in groups. It
is also a useful and comfortable tool in confirming understanding
and knowledge of management skills.' National
Association for Staff Development (NASD)
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The Development Game ...
The Feedback Game
'It is invaluable, it is, on the face of
it, lighthearted; it is quick, simple and short - yet provides
powerful feedback to individuals, as well as providing practice in
giving feedback to people. We now routinely take it to all events,
and often use it to open and close programmes.'
Voula Grand, Grand Sherman Consulting
'... could be very helpful for team- and
trust-building exercises ... I found the cards could be
surprisingly powerful and soon touched on delicate
areas.' NLP World
'... it's been used in prisons, hospital,
retail companies ... so why not EFL teacher
training!' The Teacher
Trainer
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The Motivation
Game
'…a deceptively simple tool for exploring
fundamental ideas at the heart of performance and performance
management at an individual level, in group and team development,
and one-to-one coaching. Highly recommended.'
Training Journal
‘Having previously used The
Development Game by Gower to great success, I was keen to see
if this game lived up to its predecessor. Feedback from my
team and those who took part in the game showed clearly that this
was an excellent method of approaching a subject that can be very
personal. For a managerial point of view, it identifies
motivational areas that may not have been considered
before.' Journal of the National Association for
Staff Development
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The Motivation Game ...