Facilitator

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 * Facilitation **

The term **facilitation** is broadly used to describe any activity which makes tasks for others easy. For example: ·  Facilitation is used in business and organisational settings to ensure the designing and running of successful meetings. A person who takes on such a role is called a **facilitator**. Specifically: ·  A facilitator is used in a variety of group settings, including business and other organisations to describe someone whose role it is to work with group processes to ensure meetings run well and achieve a high degree of consensus. ·  The term facilitator is used in education to refer to a specifically trained adult who sits in class with a disabled, or otherwise needy, student to help them follow the lesson that the teacher is giving (see Disability ) · The term facilitator is used to describe people engaged in the illegal trafficking of human beings across international borders (see Human trafficking). · The term facilitator is used to describe those individuals who arrange adoptions by attempting to match available children with prospective adopters. · The term facilitator is used to describe someone who assists people with communication disorders to use communication aids with their hands.

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**Someone who makes things easier

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