Constellation

Come eseguirlo

1. 1

   Clear enough floor space for the group to move freely.

2. 2

   Designate two opposite walls or ends of the room as 'Strongly Agree' and 'Strongly Disagree'.

3. 3

   Read a statement aloud. Ask participants to position themselves along the spectrum.

4. 4

   Once positioned, invite a few people — especially those at extremes or in surprising positions — to explain their placement.

5. 5

   Ask: 'Would anyone like to move after hearing what others said?'

6. 6

   Read the next statement and repeat.

Suggerimenti

• Use statements that are genuinely ambiguous or likely to divide the group — consensus on everything produces no learning.

• After hearing others' reasoning, allow movement; this models open-mindedness.

• Keep statements clear and concrete.

Variazioni

Run as a 2D constellation: two axes create four quadrants, and participants position themselves in the 2D space (great for mapping values or priorities). Use for anonymous voting: everyone moves with eyes closed.