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This could be: 1.Asking about solutions. 2.Asking about how the respondent feels about the dimension or challenge. 3.Asking if the respondent feels that there are issues surrounding that dimension of wellness.

After the discussion, we had each group member write 3 questions for each dimension. Once the questions were written, we discussed them as a group and decided which ones we were going to use. As the adult facilitator, I helped with making the questions a little clearer but only after the idea of the question was there.

Going over the different data collection methods and writing survey questions took the group more than one meeting. It is a lot of information to absorb.

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After analyzing the data, adult leaders put large sticky notes on the walls, one for each dimension of wellness that the survey addressed. Each youth group member was given a sticky note and asked to put the statistic or piece of data analysis that resonated most with them under each dimension. After writing them down, they were discussed, and one was picked through the discussion. Once the group picked what to address, solutions were discussed and then a plan for the preferred solution was developed. Before using the sticky notes, the group was having a hard time focusing on one issue/solution.

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