Use 1-2-4-All to prevent anchoring and widen participation before plenary discussion.
Participation is designed before anyone speaks. Solo time interrupts anchoring The first voice in a room often becomes the reference point for everyone else. Silent writing gives participants a chance to notice what they actually think before status and speed narrow the field. Pairs make ideas safer to test A participant who will not challenge a room of twelve may still test a concern with one partner. The idea gets stronger because it has already been said once and sharpened once. Fours force synthesis A group of four cannot bring every observation into plenary, so they have to choose signal…
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