FACILITATOR RESOURCES
Facilitator Guide
Our go-to guide for all facilitators. This guide is perfect for revising before debriefs or refreshing yourself on the motivations. It holds everything you learned in training, and more.
Peer Facilitators Guide
The guide for all Peer Facilitators. Designed to help provide extra support in debriefs and activities.
27 Motivations
The complete list of all 27 Motivations. Includes families, characteristics, descriptions, work environments, and more.
Featured Resources
Feedback Quick Sheet
A quick and easy reference guide for times where you just need a refresher before a facilitation.
Questions for Story Inquiry
Questions for keeping in your back pocket to ask during feedback sessions as a way of facilitating deeper discussions.
Motivational Flow Worksheet
Perfect pre-feedback worksheet, designed to help get thoughts and application flowing about their motivations.
Group Debrief Facilitation Guide
A timeline to help guide you through your first initial group debrief, including slide notes and content.
Pair and Share Acitivity
Our most popular activity. This handout is designed for students to use their stories and others’ to practice identifying and applying motivations.
Motivational Statement Handout
This activity is recommended to understand how one’s individual motivations works in combination together to create a unique statement about who they are.
Motivational Statements Video
Learn how to create a motivational statement and see how some of our favorite Friends characters motivations in action.
Motivational Statements Webinar
3 Students Express Trumotivate Impact
Hear three students express how TruMotivate has impacted them.
Student Produced TruMotivate Video
A video about TruMotivate, produced by students who used the tool.
Determine Environmental Fit
Activity to help students consider how motivations fit into different work environments through the process of asking questions and discernment.
Reflect on Work Environments
Activity where students compare what work environments might be motivating or demotivating to them and explore careers that peak their interest.
Organization or Entrepreneur
In this activity, students explore the differences between working for an organization or entrepreneurship.
