How can the ideas of the simulation be used by you?
The following 3 steps will help you create your own simulations within a "Big Picture" simulation.
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step 3: Bring It All together
Goal:
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Create a Link between the transferable skill / learning and the Big Picture.
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Create a Visualisation displaying all details within the Big Picture.
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Solution:
Link to Big Picture:
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Prestige points are awarded based on each alliance made.
Visualisation:
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This can be anything from a poster on a wall to digital media. For this example, we use a spreadsheet.
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Reasons:
Link to Big Picture:
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As per the transferable learning, alliances are seen as a sign of strength, influence and can create security as a military deterrent.
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The transferable skill of negotiation is also rewarded. Prestige is a tangible reward for negotiating an alliance through rewards or persuasion..
Visualisation:
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A spreadsheet is a great way to store statistics. It also has formulas which can auto-update many fields at once.
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A google spreadsheet is shareable with all participants. It can also be controlled - view only / read only etc.
public agreements
Mutual Support Agreements
3 points to Prestige
Mutual Support reflects the desire to go all in - aid in the event of outside attack, support in the event of expansion. It makes you look stronger and potentially more impactful.
Friendly Agreement
2 points to Prestige
Friendly allows trade between countries and publicly states that you're unlikely to support attack against your partner and, potentially, offer more support later.
Non-Aggression
1 point to Prestige
Non-Aggression states publicly that you do not plan to attack your partner. If you have no reason to trade or support them in the future, it's a useful way of scoring a point and showing your intentions.
