Set some ground rules. These ground rules need to be
followed by all the participant to have efficient and productive meeting. They
should be discussed time to time by the groups.
Some of the ground rules are:
·
All the members have equal rights and can
participate.
·
The minority is given first priority
·
The
decisions of majority is carried out.
·
All the topics need to be discussed as
scheduled.
·
Decisions must be taken fairly and unprejudiced.
o
Start and end the meeting as scheduled.
o
At the meeting, an ice breaking activity
should be performed to set the mindset of the group members to work in team
o
Introduce everyone with each other
especially new comers and welcome them so that they can be comfortable in the
meeting environment.
o
Summarise the purpose behind the meeting.
Write on the blackboard about all the timely scheduled topics that need to be
accomplished and discussed in meeting. This helps the participants to keep on
track in meeting.
o
Encourage all the participants to give
views on topics that need to be discussed.
o
Avoid topic drift keep focus on one topic
and along with that avoid irrelevant comments and views made by members in
meeting that try to drift the conversation further from the objective.
o
Avoid non-verbal communication. Moreover,
the body language of members give clues
about the interest of the participants as need to have further discussion on
topic in meeting or not.
o
The chairperson in meeting should conclude
all the discussed and summarise all the details to sum up so that ask for vote
or expression of consensus.
Use an “action sheet” that records all the
details regarding the commitments made by the members to meet the deadlines.
Conclude
the meeting:
Review the action
sheet and have check on the commitment made by the participants to ensure that
people who were assigned work are working on that. Apart from this, include the
time, date and location for the next meeting to avoid confusion.
Evaluating
the meeting:

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