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The Rabbit and the Tortoise: A Library Wish-List Exercise for Community Engagement
Original feature Imagine a community library planning a wish-list exercise to gather ideas for new books and resources. Two friends, Rabbit and Tortoise, decide to explore different approaches to this activity. Rabbit suggests a fast-paced, competitive method where participants submit their top picks in a race to collect the most votes.
Tortoise proposes a slower, collaborative approach where everyone contributes ideas together, ensuring every voice is heard. Readers can choose which method to try, or blend both for a balanced experience. Optional steps include: 1) Decide on a group size and setting. 2) Choose between competitive or collaborative methods. 3) Use an open planning notebook to document ideas.
Questions to consider: Which method encourages more creativity? How can both approaches be combined? What role does patience play in community building?
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