John Hunter: Teaching with the World Peace Game

The speaker shares a personal reflection on kindness and introduces the World Peace Game, a teaching tool designed to engage students in solving global issues. The game, inspired by a story about Pam Moran's wisdom table, encourages critical thinking and collaboration. The speaker discusses the game's mechanics, student experiences, and the impact of a related film. The talk concludes with reflections on the game's potential to foster critical and creative thinking in students.

What does the speaker mean by saying he is standing on the shoulders of many people?

In what ways did the World Peace Game challenge traditional teaching methods?

How does the speaker view the relationship between teachers and their students?

What was the outcome when the students pooled their resources to help the poor country?