you mean to bring them out of their comfort zone.
Yes, it forces them into paying attention and choosing their steps. Puts them on edge as they don't know how to react without a social rule for it.
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you mean to bring them out of their comfort zone.
Yes, it forces them into paying attention and choosing their steps. Puts them on edge as they don't know how to react without a social rule for it.
I was a STEM trainer for a while. This strategy works with adults almost every single time. With kids not so much, at least during the beginning of a session. They just get agitated and distracted. Although on college 'kids' it works like a charm.