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Simulation Exercise
This simulation game has been designed and implemented as a results of the Youth in Action project “ToT on SimGame”, that took part in Republic of Moldova in July 2014.
Learning objectives of this game are the following ones:
- to increase awareness of youth regarding cultural diversity and
discrimination*;
-to make young people more aware of the structure in society (hierarchy,
division of power, roles and responsibilities);
-to equip youth with negotiation skills
This is a simulation game, set in the context of the fictional galaxy
of 5 fictional planets. 4 of these planets are populated, one is empty. Each
of populated planet has only one culture: on the planet FAPLA live only
farmers, on the planet DOPLA live only doctors, on the ARPLA artists and
on the COPLA constructors. All inhabitants of four planets try to reach
agreement to live together.
The game is designed to be useful in the education of youth (14-18
years old) with lack of previous experience in multicultural society
(community).
The project ideas contained in this simulation game are based on
the proposals from big intercultural/international communities (for
example European Union). While the people are fictional, their cultural
beliefs, traditions, relationships and attitudes could be based on reality.
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http://toolbox.salto-youth.net/1789
This tool is for
The game is designed to be useful in the education of youth (14-18 years old) with lack of previous experience in multicultural society (community).
and addresses
YOUTH in ACTION (YiA) programme, Intercultural Learning, Eastern Europe and Caucasus, Youth Participation
Duration:
The whole game should last up to 360 minutes (6 hours), however it’s up to the facilitators to decide the time limits. Depends on needs of the group/ group dynamics/ results needed, facilitators are to adjust the time needed.
The tool was created by
"MilleniuM" Training and Development Institute
in the context of
Training Course "ToT on SimGame", Youth in Action project, that took part in Republic of Moldova in July 2014
The tool was published to the Toolbox by
Vitalie Cirhana (on 30 March 2016)
and last modified
28 January 2016
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