Quote:
|
Originally Posted by LMC Which rotation method do you think is best? |
Depends on the venue, the amount of people you have in the class and somewhat on the teachers preferred method.
I've used several methods, but it depends upon each situation. If I'm teaching up on stage the queue method (boring old nineteen ladies on) tends to be easiest to manage. Luckily I've not had to deal with there being an extraordinary number of women whereby slotting them in at the front of each row - I''m not sure I can manage this. I have seen people who have made this work and kudo's to them, but i've also been part of classes where this has failed miserably.
If the room allows I prefer to be teaching on the floor, with the people around us in a circle, it's a variation of the 'scatter' method where spare women are slotted in around the circle at various intervals.
I don't think there is any right or wrong rotation method - it depends upon the situation.