Explain your solution
I think that the best solution is to make a fence. If we take into acount that making a fence woudn't affect the environment, then it is reasonable, though it would take too much time and effort from the people in the village. As the fence will keep the yashors away from the sheeps, non of the animals will be damaged or hurt therefore the planet will keep the same balance it has right now, avoiding the climate change.
The majority of the people disagreed of the idea of making the fence will take a lot time and effort from their parts. Taking turns to look after the sheeps, and not having the space for future constructions was something people were not willing to do, that's why they refused the idea of the fence. Later, they agreed because they saw this will be beneficial to the environment which at last will bring them good advantages.
Explain how useful this game would be in our context
This game is very interactive and meaningful for students because it involves real situations and makes them think about real facts and decisions. This is a nice game as
it allows students to work as a team, respect ideas, promote ideas, and share them all this while they are playing. Besides, this game enhances critical thinking and students analitical skills.
Would you do it with your students? Why yes/no?
I will do it as long as the conditions are there. As they are playing, they are learning. This is a nice way of teaching a topic, and they will for sure find it meaningful, and interesting.
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