Request for Ideas

[Joelle Lyons Everett]

Tenneson--

--Invite others to join to "walk and talk" during a break or after a meal, or 
at the end of the day's formal program, before dinner.   This has been a 
source of rich experiences for me, and the mountain location will be evocative.

--I often bring a basket of toys and rhythm instruments and leave them on the 
edge of the main room.   What develops from this is often quite delightful, 
and moves people's learning into a whole different mode.

--as Chris suggested, a table of art supplies is great.   Put big sheets of 
paper on the wall, or tape large sheets of paper together on the floor in the 
evening, and make a quick announcement that these are for participants to draw 
or write their conference impressions, or whatever they wish.   There is 
something about working on really large sheets of paper, and getting down on the 
floor to do it, that is quite freeing.

Really, anything that you can do to move away from the mode of "sit still and 
listen to someone talk" is useful, and you have generated a lovely list for 
yourself!

Joelle

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