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Communication Involves Choices

Froggy Jumps

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Based on the idea that communication is full of choice points. every time you talk to someone, you're deciding what to say, what not to say, and how to say it. The game turns that into gameplay: the frog hops through a communication dilemma using Dewey's 5 steps (problem, goal, options, weighing them, deciding) as the lily pads, picking the smarter choice at each one instead of just blurting out the first thing that comes to mind.

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Based on the idea that communication is full of choice points. every time you talk to someone, you're deciding what to say, what not to say, and how to say it. The game turns that into gameplay: the frog hops through a communication dilemma using Dewey's 5 steps (problem, goal, options, weighing them, deciding) as the lily pads, picking the smarter choice at each one instead of just blurting out the first thing that comes to mind.

by Mary Lancheros
1

You sent a text message to your friend as a joke, but they stopped replying to you. What should you do first?

2

During a group project, one teammate hasn’t done any work, and everyone is frustrated What should you do next?

3

Your teacher gave you feedback that you didn’t understand. You want to ask for clarification respectfully. What should you do now?

4

A waiter brought you the wrong meal. You have three possible responses: - “This is terrible!” - “Excuse me, I think this isn’t what I ordered.” - Say nothing. What should you do before speaking?

5

You have already analyzed the best way to talk to your younger brother after an argument. What should you do now?

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