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Board game: The most rewarding job
With this board game, students can get to know the service voucher sector and the job as a domestic worker better. They do not play against each other, but with each other in various assignments.
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Who's Taking Care of Me Now?: Book
This book describes a young child's feeling of fear and powerlessness. It describes the major impact that alcohol addiction and bullying behavior can have on a person and those around them.
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Kikkerbecool: Board game to practice social skills
Kikkerbecool is an exciting board game in which the players discuss different skills with each other:
- social skills,
- good manners,
- stand up for yourself,
- deal with bullying and teasing.
While the children cheerfully discuss all kinds of …
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Is that WEIRD?: Board game about mental wellbeing, disability and diversity
Mental vulnerability and limitations are themes that are not easy to discuss and can be stigmatized. The stubborn board game Is that WEIRD? helps break through these barriers. Children are stimulated by the game to engage in conversation, so that …
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Okay?!: Game sexual harassment
Through the game Okay?! make the theme of sexual transgressive behavior a subject of discussion among young people.
- Discuss drawings of sexual situations based on six criteria.
- Pay attention to what you feel and think about it. What is an appropriate …
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Taboo: Sex education game form
Game that challenges young people with spicy words about relationships and sexuality.
Describe the word to be guessed as best you can, without using the forbidden words. Which team wins?
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