The Never Ending Why |
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| Aim of the game: To ask why, listen to the answer and ask why again. Learning Objectives: • to list down as many answers to the question 'why?' • to exercise the critical thinking process Structure: Small group Time: 15-30 min Material: Statements written on small strips of paper, large sheets of paper to write on and pens. Method: • Start the discussion with Scouts on asking what encourages a person to be more critical • Give out this exercise as an example: Some people are poor... Why? Because..................... Why? Because..................... etc. • to every answer they are offered until the time is up. Give each Scout a statement and ask them to repeat the preceding exercise for a few minutes. continuing to ask 'why' to every answer. Evaluation: • How was the activity? • What did you discover? • What could be the interest of asking questions 'why?' |

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