Question

What is the typical seating arrangement in a CLL class, and why?

• A. A circle to encourage natural conversation and group support
• B. A horseshoe shape to allow for easy presentation by the instructor.
• C. Rows facing the front, similar to a traditional lecture hall, to ensure all students can see the instructor.
• D. Small groups scattered around the room to foster individual study and reflection.

Answer 1

Answer:

A. A circle to encourage natural conversation and group support

• Learners sit in a circle to promote equality, openness, and natural communication.

• This setup supports the therapeutic and community-oriented nature of the method.

• The circle fosters peer interaction and emotional connection.