Closing Reflections - Round Robin

• Holding the space well allows for the appropriate structure to arise
• Shared commitments
• Ending isn't failing
• Motivated to learn more about LC
• GLC's are not really LCs
• Liked the process
• Impressed with ability to rething our work in thes process and space
• This is indeed how we learn. This is sacred work.
• How learning circles can function and what elements are.
• Grandmother and the Priests by Taylor Caldwell - Miracles happen in the wake of the work and we can't always see them.
• Graciousness
• Desire to move beyond and share my experience and help other people hold the container as well.
• Take aways
• Importance of metaphors in communication
• Life flashed before my eyes with personal and professional revelations. Saw value in the process. Thanks for modeling. Ask hard questions but ask with heart.
• Commnality of language
• Created a learning community in this space and short period of time.
• Honoring and letting go of what's not working or what's completed to make room for new beginnings and regeneration.
• Recognizing and engaging differently with the learning communities that we are a part of but didn't realize it.

Deltas (Pop Up)

• Roving Conversation helped to have recorder answer questions instead of prod.
• Too many questions in the roving conversation
• Vet questions to make sure they are the right ones
• Shorten the time in the rotation
• Put information on the sticky wall and the technology of the sticky wall on the wiki.
• Want to see more information (data/documentation) on the action research LLC has been involved in.
• Would like to see a bibliography after the session.

Positives (Pop Up)

• Focus on questions was excellent
• Following other folks was a great and interesting process
• High intention toward purpose and good balance between opennes and structure
• Hosting was excellent and contributed greatly to the success of this
• Ditto on the incredible facillitation and modeling of a learning community
• Modeling for listening
• Model of relationship building