|  | (No Matches)A role play is a simulation that engages participants in problem solving by giving them an opportunity to act out a situation they might face in real life. A role play may be scripted or spontaneous. When using a script, two short role plays can be used to contrast a negative example showing incorrect behavior with a positive example showing correct behavior. When using a role play, the trainer must allot time for participants to talk about how they felt in the role and for the larger audience to comment. Adapted from Edleman, L. An Overview of Adult Learning, Institute for Family-Centered Care. | |
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