The Missouri Reader Vol. 35, Issue 1 | Page 66

The students met in the school library, a bright, airy, neutral location, where the students would be surrounded by books. A group of three boys was chosen so they could see themselves as part of a group and not singled out. The group size was deemed appropriate for facilitating discussion. Also, as they were part of an all-boy group, their views were not subject to critique by female students, and books could be chosen based on boys’ interests. At each meeting, the students received an after-s