Participants are introduced to the idea that “hot” emotional states like anger or excitement, can make it more difficult to control their actions. As well, they will discuss the concept of empathy and look at the way in which digital communication can make it difficult for us to feel it for others.
Help your participants to become more aware of the language and techniques used in print advertising, as well as the impact of advertising on their daily lives.
For groups to work together and find their own activity treasure, and then do the activity as a group.
For participants to learn more about the other participants and share facts about themselves.
Participants will work on a variety of fundamental skills as they engage in the many quick games in this activity.
Participants create name acronyms for their name, a family member’s name, a friend’s name, a TV/movie/book character’s name, a historical figure’s name, a musician/actor’s name, an animal and so on.
Participants that are selected will disguise their voices when saying a word or phrase to a participant that cannot see them, and that participant tries to guess who said that word or phrase to them.
For participants to discuss different scenarios they may face, and to decide if it is healthy, unhealthy, or if it is unknown.
