Microlectures - Wonderful life intervention
6 important questions on Microlectures - Wonderful life intervention
What are the important factors of the intervention? (6)
2. Sharing and reflection on meaningful moments
3. Generic target group
4. Group intervention for 8-12 participants
5. Facilitated by an experienced counselor
6. One session (3-6 hours)
What is the difference between analytical and narrative thinking?
How does the wonderful life intervention have its foundation in narrative psychology? (3)
2. Working with narratives is different from analytical thinking
3. Similar events can be attributed to different meanings by different people. Narrative psychology thus aims to go beyond the simple facts
- Higher grades + faster learning
- Never study anything twice
- 100% sure, 100% understanding
What are the different intervention steps? (7)
2. Choosing (presented with the question and picking a moment)
3. Sharing (share chosen memories in a narrative way, giving and receiving short reflections)
4. Reflecting (use feedback to reflect on and attempt to grasp the essence of the chosen memory)
5. Writing (composing a letter for the future: actions or lessons)
6. Sharing (letters are shared)
7. Closure (reflecting on the experience)
What is central to the wonderful life intervention?
How does a sense of meaning emerge in the process of sharing meaningful moments? (5)
2. Participants felt a deeper connection to other participants
3. Connecting to humanity and human values through shared experiences
4. Deeper understanding and thus connection to self by diving into the memory
5. Experiencing that it is a transforming event
The question on the page originate from the summary of the following study material:
- A unique study and practice tool
- Never study anything twice again
- Get the grades you hope for
- 100% sure, 100% understanding
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