[nobe-l] how to adapt a game

[Pauline Smith]

This sounds like a very fun game. Unfortunately, I don't have any chips for you at this time. I will be quite intrigue as what others would have to say as I think some things like these would work well with the adults that I teach. I am always looking for tips to make real  instruction relevant for my students and gave them a reason why they should learn and used it.

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> From: Kelsey Nicolay via nobe-l <nobe-l at nfbnet.org> 
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> This sounds like a very fun game. Unfortunately, I don't have any chips for you at this time. I will be quite intrigue as what others would have to say as I think some things like these would work well with the adults that I teach. I am always looking for tips to make real  instruction relevant for my students and gave them a reason why they should learn and used it.
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