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Identifying group problems
by ThaizMelo
(Timoteo,MinasGerais,Brazil)
Start the class/ meeting by asking one person to leave the room. Tell the other ones that they are all gonna have the same problem.
They can act out for example, as if they were members of the opposite sex, so guys think and talk as if they were women,and women are supposed to do the same.
The person who left comes back and has to talk to everyone and identify the problem by asking questions.
Other problems can be:
pretending they are celebrities
starting sentences only with the letter S
looking at a specific spot before answering the questions, etc
This is just a fun exercise.
