Translation+pattern relationship descriptions - Pattern Language of Group Process

As with other key facilitator skills such as Reframing and Mirroring, the facilitator needs to be a Letting Go avoiding injecting their own bias in order to translate appropriately.

Reframing and Mirroring are similar and linked skills with translating.

Starting with an understanding of History and Context will help you be culturally attuned, and starting from Good Faith Assumptions leads to more respectful and successful translation.

The seeking of clarification that occurs as part of translation could be considered as a gentle form of Feedback

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