Dice debrief

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Time 10-15 minutes Audience Children, youth, adults Description This review activity uses dice to debrief just about any learning exercise. Each die has six questions on it (e.g., “What did you le…

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Virtual Icebreakers and Connection Activities I will admit that Virtual Team Building activities stretch me. I really want to be intentional with the time I have with a group, and I don’t want to fill it with anything that is hokey or just a time filler. In a virtual world keeping people connected is critical […]

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A great icebreaker and back to school activity. Students roll a die and then answer that question. Students ask follow up questions depending on the level.

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By Editorial Team—February 8, 2018 DICE is another way to examine and treat certain behaviors associated with Parkinson’s disease (PD). It is a joint effort between caregivers and doctors to identify what factors may contribute to the onset or magnitude of some non-motor PD behaviors. DICE is an acronym that stands for Describe, Investigate, Create, and Evaluate. This article will describe why it is effective and how it can be used. DICE is an approach you can discuss with your doctor to see…

Time 10-15 minutes Audience Children, youth, adults Description This review activity uses dice to debrief just about any learning exercise. Each die has six questions on it (e.g., “What did you le…