What is a low-cost solution for managing large groups of juveniles?

The use of "Flexi co," which may refer to flexible coupling or a similar approach designed for managing large groups, can be perceived as a low-cost solution in terms of containing and organizing juveniles. This method emphasizes the importance of flexible and adaptable strategies that can help in engaging youths effectively and encouraging positive behavior while minimizing the need for costly physical restraints or extensive staff intervention.

Utilizing flexible management strategies can lead to better communication and interaction among juveniles, fostering a more cooperative environment. This method focuses on the psychosocial aspects of group management rather than relying solely on physical constraints or punitive measures, which are often less effective and can lead to further behavioral issues.

In contrast, other options such as handcuffs or isolation rooms are more reactive and may contribute to negative environments, potentially exacerbating behavioral problems rather than resolving them. Support staff can be helpful, but it may not be feasible in terms of cost for managing very large groups, especially if additional personnel are required. Thus, adopting a more flexible approach presents a viable and cost-effective solution for managing large groups of juveniles in a constructive and humane manner.