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Fill the blanks and through examples learn about 4 more foresight methodologies - Delphi method, Wild Cards & Weak Signals, 3 Scenarios, and Cross-Impact Analysis.

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Fill the blanks and through examples learn about 4 more foresight methodologies - Delphi method, Wild Cards & Weak Signals, 3 Scenarios, and Cross-Impact Analysis.

by TheFutureNowAssociation
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The youth council of the town wanted to know the most important for young people ? s future . Instead of a noisy debate , they sent to local leaders , teachers , youth workers , and students . The answers came back , and a team the results . Then they sent a new set of questions with a of the first answers . After two more rounds , the group agreed : improving was the top priority for the next 5 years .

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Nia noticed a weird news story : a school in another country had replaced textbooks with . It seemed small , but she wondered if it was a , hinting at a bigger change . Later , her friends imagined a wild card : What if all schools worldwide went fully digital overnight ? They drew a wheel to explore the effects , from new learning styles to eye strain . By thinking about surprises , they learned to prepare for both challenges and .

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In the town , the youth club imagined three possible for Park Street . Scenario 1 : it stays the same , with the same shops and a busy bus stop . Scenario 2 : the street turns into a green space with and gardens . Scenario 3 : shops close , and the area becomes empty and . They compared their ideas , discussed which was most , and planned a project that could work in of the scenarios .

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A group of students listed things affecting young people ? s happiness : social media , spaces , school workload , and mental health support . They made a matrix , checking how each factor the others . They noticed that less school stress could improve mental health , which might lead to more in community events . They also saw that more green spaces reduced stress and encouraged people to spend more outdoors . By spotting these links , they chose to focus on creating parks as their main project .

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