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adoni
29 days ago
6

Kathy is a senior teacher in her school. She is conducting a group discussion between parents and teachers. Her role is to ensur

e that each member of the group gets a chance to voice an opinion. She also keeps track of the time as the discussion progresses. Which role was Kathy performing in the group discussion?
Business
1 answer:
soldi70 [3.1K]29 days ago
6 0
<span>Kathy takes on the role of Discussion Leader in the group conversation. This position is crucial as she must guide the discussion, setting expectations for the participants while allowing them adequate opportunity to share their thoughts.</span>
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