Module 5: Life Skills & Decision-Making

Module 5:

Non-Preachy Game Facilitation:

Be Relatable:
- Try not to sound too preachy, but be creative in your approach.
- Share personal stories or use humor to make the conversation more engaging
- Use language and examples that kids can relate to.
Encourage Dialogue:
- Ask open-ended questions to encourage kids to express their thoughts and feelings.
- This makes the session feel more like a conversation than a lecture.
Focus on Positivity:
- Highlight positive behaviors and solutions rather than focusing on what not to do
- Emphasize the benefits of good decisions.

Content Topics Areas:

1. Digital Citizenship:

Teach responsible online behavior, privacy, and cyber safety.
Discretion is imperative when it comes to risky unknown sources of communication.

2. Critical Thinking:

Metacognition: (thinking-about-thinking)
Emphasize the impact of good character and common sense reasoning in decision-making.

3. Ethics and Values:

4. Practical Life Skills:

Cover everyday situations like punctuality, time management, empathy, anger ger management, anxiety, and interpersonal interactions.
"Gameplay frequency" is instrumental in the learning process.
Practice and repetition are key in kids grasping and consistently applying lessons learned,

5. These topics are valuable content for the Lot-O-Logic game rules and facilitation. Here are some key

areas to consider:

Remember that these topics should be approached with sensitivity, age-appropriate language, and a focus on positive solutions.
Incorporating AI elements into discussions about these issues can enhance the Lot-O-Logic ry not to sound too preachy, but be creative in your approach—learning experience.
It instills common sense insights and attitudes to empower adolescents and teenagers.
They learn to make informed decisions and positive choices to influence their behavior and outcomes.