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| On 16 February 2012 Kelly Marlow (PM) wrote: I don\'t understand how this works sorry. could you please explain? thanks very much! | |
| On 17 February 2012 Lynn Massey-Davis (PM) wrote: Hi sorry. Cut out the cards. Shuffle them place them face down on the table. If played in pairs take turns to turn over a card. read the scenario and add or subtract the years to your life. If the card says both players, then both have to do what it says on the card. The use of the dice is to reflect the element of chance that exists in anyone\'s economic or social context. When we have played it the final age has varied from 50 to 93. It is to help students understand that lifestyle choices do not alone decide how long we live. | |
| On 22 February 2012 Kelly Marlow (PM) wrote: Thanks! :) |
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