Deliberation welcomes, rather than fears, productive disagreement and good argument. But anyone who has participated in a conversation that has been designed to productively bring together diverse viewpoints knows that it can feel like any disagreement may disrupt the sense of a collaborative space. However, for a truly productive deliberation, it is often necessary to disagree in order to understand our underlying differences and work towards resolving or transcending them. So, how can we learn to disagree productively? Check out our tips below!
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