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Goodman, F. L. – 1975
An example of the way gaming can be used to bring attention to, and improve skills in, making democracy function better is presented. The game is played by seven people seated around two triangular playing boards; it involves making choices among least, intermediate, and most preferred alternatives, keeping the preferences of the majority in…
Descriptors: Adoption (Ideas), Decision Making, Democracy, Democratic Values
Torbert, Marianne – Young Children, 2005
Well-designed, active group games are more than just fun. They can help young children develop essential life skills that impact their development and contribute to school readiness. This article discusses how playing developmentally appropriate games allows children to build listening skills as well as social and cooperative skills, gain enough…
Descriptors: Mathematics Skills, School Readiness, Listening Skills, Emergent Literacy