Stand by Your Answer
This wall means yes, that one means no. Go and stand by what you think.
You put a statement up and people physically go and stand where they land on it, with the middle of the room meaning undecided. Seeing where a room actually stands, in bodies rather than a show of hands, changes the conversation that follows.
You need to surface where a room actually stands before a discussion, and there is space to move between two walls.
Props: None — the room's own walls
Run this when…
If none of these is your room, pick another.Before a discussion where opinion is divided
A workshop that needs positions out in the open
Any group where a show of hands would be dishonest
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- Where
- Needs a room
- Props
- None — the room's own walls
- Big screen
- Required
- Teams
- Individual only