I think this is a good question, as its often the case that its hard
to hear. One possibility is to mike everyone up who stands as rep,
plus the facilitator and the client. Its a hassle, and not as nice as
their natural voices, but then the straining to hear thing leads the
facilitator to often repeat what they said. Maybe thats a good thing,
or maybe it is unnecessary given technology that is generally
available. Sure people get too hooked on words, but then its also
important to be able to follow something of what is happening, and
words are handy for that. We use words in sentences we give to people
because of their importance.
Vinay
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