Games for teenagers and adults
[DOCX File]Problem-Solving Skills Activities
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It seems that most everyone likes a good challenge. This is why there are so many competitive games, extreme sports and contests to be won in our world. Sometimes we meet the challenge and find that it isn’t enough: we aren’t satisfied. We want to go higher, be better or move onto something bigger.
[DOCX File]Yola
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10 Best Games for ESL Teachers. Games and fun activities are a vital part of teaching English as a foreign language.Whether you’re teaching adults or children, games will liven up your lesson and ensure that your students will leave the classroom wanting more.
[DOC File]Violence and Video Games: Douglas Gentile
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For example, with the TV-14 rating, only 14% of shows with a TV-14 rating did parents think were totally fine for teenagers. So even if parents are using the ratings very thoughtfully, a lot of the time their kids are exposed to things the parents didn't expect were going to be in those shows or games. 7.
[DOC File]Nurturing a Child’s Spirit: Tips for Parents and Caring Adults
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Nurturing a Child’s Spirit: Tips for Parents and Caring Adults. Age 4 - 6. How Children May Be Developing Spiritually. Has an active imagination and is open to the supernatural. May say insightful or profound things about God, the world, and life. Responds to concrete stories, symbols, and experiences. Tends to be a black-and-white thinker.
[DOC File]Thinking about my crime…
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Peter Wallis & Vicky Smith of Oxfordshire Youth Offending Team presented a new victim empathy resource designed to keep victim awareness high in Restorative Justice practitioner's priorities.
[DOC File]CRITICAL THINKING ACTIVITY #1
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CRITICAL THINKING ACTIVITY #1. A 68 year-old woman is being cared for at home after a stroke. She is able to get out of bed and use the bedside commode unaided, but she cannot do much more than that.
[DOC File]Teaching Risk Management Using Jenga Game
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Objective: At the end of this activity, participants will be able to analyze key components of an event/activity, assess risks inherent to activities and identify strategies for minimizing and/or eliminating those risks to an acceptable level.
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