STUDENTS MUST PROVIDE:
A. 15-20 content related questions. The questions should be
challenging, and not too easy (provide examples of similar
questions that might show up on the exam)
B. Questions should be helpful and include useful information as
a Study Guide for your American Red Cross First Aid
Certification Exam. Use the participant's manual, handouts
and notes. Make the questions relevant to the topic assigned. (I usually show them board games from previous classes as examples.)
C. Correct answers to each question, typed on a piece of paper
separate from the questions.
D. Clear instructions and rules governing play
E. A clear strategy and purpose for the rules governing the
game. Example: To reach "home" with the least amount of
Emergency visits.
F. A colorful playing board designed by the students.
G. Creative game pieces to play with, (i.e. cards, unique figurines
to maneuver on the board, dice)
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