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I really like the pathway tool and already found it helpful as I reflected and found some moves I need to make. I think it can be used across a wide context. The graphic organizer helped me organize my thinking.

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The tool was very helpful to organize and think in different ways. I need more time to wrestle with navigating the intersections of the pathways. Overall, it helped provoke all kinds of thinking.

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I found myself drifting out of the present conversation and scenario and thinking about the ways that I could apply/modify this tool to step back and reflect on my own work with partners.

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-The tool is useful, and it is broad. I see many areas open to interpretation. How I might authentically manifest the ideas and tools might be different from another.

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I feel like there were a few too many documents and links. I liked the graphic organizer, but often found it hard to know when to look there vs, the "tool for Nov..", vs the google sheet.

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really loved this and can definitely see myself going back to it a bunch. it seems akin to our Conditions moves doc from last year's fall L&B experiences, which was also really actionable.

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I found the tool to be helpful to organize thoughts and have clarity on the progression of the day. I think I probably needed more spaciousness to sit with the tool and reflect on the questions.

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I used it for breakout 1, to track as my presenter was sharing their scenario. the prompts in each row were helpful to think about what was more or less liberatory. that felt really meaningful.

I didn't really use the tool after that first breakout, and ended up making a blank row at the top to jot down notes based on the discussion we were having. It was hard for me to, in the moment, figure out how that discussion was tracking to each of the three rows / dimensions of Liberatory Design.

i think i would have benefitted from more modeling of how the tool could be used across those last few prompts with each of the dimensions of liberatory design/process.

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Really appreciate, what does this require of me 

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Really appreciate, what does this require of me 

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Overall, find it helpful! In columns 2 +3, the questions are helpful to have as prompts to consider and even break into the 3 main ways. I'm fluctuating on whether or not documenting the answers in separate rows is helpful or if it's forcing a separation that is not truly accurate / necessary.

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Overall, find it helpful! In columns 2 +3, the questions are helpful to have as prompts to consider and even break into the 3 main ways. I'm fluctuating on whether or not documenting the answers in separate rows is helpful or if it's forcing a separation that is not truly accurate / necessary.

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I appreciated the launching off/ focusing power of the tools today.

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Loved the tool and found the progression through the day to work really well. I REALLY loved the Pathways tool!!!!!! I want us to spend more time with that.

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Such a healthy reminder that there are so many ways to have these juicy conversations and we need to check ourselves that we are not overusing a single strategy.

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This was a really powerful flow of prompts - so grateful for it. Ending with what is required of me - and especially what I feel called to unlearn - was just what I needed to have this be an adaptive change I'm making in my project work in addition to a technical change

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This was a really powerful flow of prompts - so grateful for it. Ending with what is required of me - and especially what I feel called to unlearn - was just what I needed to have this be an adaptive change I'm making in my project work in addition to a technical change

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This was a really powerful flow of prompts - so grateful for it. Ending with what is required of me - and especially what I feel called to unlearn - was just what I needed to have this be an adaptive change I'm making in my project work and not just a technical one

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This was a really powerful flow of prompts - so grateful for it. Ending with what is required of me - and especially what I feel called to unlearn - was just what I needed to have this be an adaptive change I'm making in my project work and not just a technical one