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“Create a half-day leadership training for new managers at a mid-size tech company. Focus on giving feedback, running 1:1s, and handling conflict. Tone: practical, not fluffy.”
4:12
Build time
12
Documents · 6 readable
5
Modules
3h 30
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Instructor Guide
Module 2 · 35 minutes · Slides 7–11
Feedback that actually lands
The SBI model — Situation, Behavior, Impact
Objective
By the end of this module, participants will be able to deliver corrective feedback using the SBI model in a live role-play, without softening the behavior described.
Say this (2 min)
“Think of feedback you were given that you still remember — good or bad. Hold onto it; we'll come back to why it stuck.”
Run the activity (14 min)
- Pair participants. Hand out Card Set B from the appendix.
- Round one: each pair drafts an SBI statement for their card's scenario.
- Round two: swap cards, and this time say it out loud to your partner.
- Listen for judgement words creeping into Behavior — that is the coaching moment.
Watch for
Participants who describe intent instead of behavior (“you didn't care about the deadline”). Redirect to what was observable: what did you see or hear?
Debrief (6 min)
Ask two pairs to share the version they said out loud. Close by naming the pattern: specific beats kind, and kind beats vague. Transition to Module 3 — feedback lives inside the 1:1, which is next.
How this page was built
Gagné events 4–6 sit inside this one module: present the model, guide the practice, then elicit performance in the pair exercise. Timings are derived from the half-day constraint in your prompt.
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02
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03
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