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You are creating a framework to handle Q&A effectively.
### Required Input
- Context: [e.g. classroom, workshop]
- Audience Level: [e.g. adults, students]
- Common Challenges: [e.g. too many questions, off-topic questions]
### Input Validation
Review inputs.
If challenges are vague, request clarification.
Pause until clear.
### Instructions
Design a clear Q&A management system.
Include:
- When to take questions
- How to prioritise questions
Add facilitator control layer:
- Acknowledgement lines ("That’s a good question…")
- Deferral phrases ("We’ll come back to that…")
- Redirection ("Let’s focus on…")
Add intervention rules:
- IF too many questions → batch and prioritise
- IF off-topic → redirect politely
Add failure handling:
- If discussion derails → reset with summary
### Output
Provide:
1. Q&A structure
2. Prioritisation rules
3. What to say (phrases)
4. IF → THEN rules
5. Recovery/reset strategies
Add large-audience variation.
Q&A Structure
Prioritisation Rules
Prioritize clarity for the current task, focus on group-wide relevance (80/20 rule), and address foundational mechanics before speculative futures.
What to Say (Phrases)
IF → THEN Rules
Recovery/Reset Strategies
The Summary Reset: Distill the confusion back into one core takeaway. The ‘One Mic’ Reset: Bring the group back together to pivot to the next demo.
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