Games Manual: Getting Adults Motivated, Enthusiastic & Satisfied; Tips, Strategies, and How-To's For Using Television Game Shows As a Method of Instruction

"A game is an instructional method --- how to learn more, do more, and retain more in less time --- and have fun doing it. That's the focus of this kit --- not a game for the sake of a game, but because it's the best instructional method. TV game shows have high ratings. Why? Involvement and fun! Now you can bring this same excitement to your training. Stay ahead of your competition and have fun doing it in the 90's. Lead your own instructional games to increase productivity and enhance team work. In the G.A.M.E. Kit we have included the items needed to add this excitement to your training. In the manual you'll learn: * Why you should use a game for instruction. * Types of content that can be taught using games. * Maximize retention using games. * 3 reward systems and how to implement them. * Tapping the power of wholesome competition. * Plus instructions on how to set up and play 6 complete games including * Rapid Reply * Beat the Clock * Spinning Wheels * Perfect Pairs * Team Tournament. We have also designed a line of game pieces, which casn be put to use almost immediately. All you need to do is add your customized information to the game pieces and you are ready to play. By using the pre-made game pieces you will be able to shrply decrease the preparation time you need to play the games. Enjoy the games and let the fun and learning begin!" [from forward] "Published by: Resources for Organizations, Inc., 7620 West 78th Street, Edina, MN 55439. First printing, April 1990. Second printing, January 1991." [from book]