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What is the minimum or maximum number of participants for an Our Whole Lives class?
While a group of ten to fifteen is ideal, the program has been successful with groups from six to thirty. For very small groups, consistent attendance is important. For a group larger than fifteen, three, or even four trained facilitators is important. Consider classroom capacity, facilitator comfort, and participant comfort in determining class size.
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Last updated on Monday, November 7, 2011.
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