Act Out! Drama and Role-play Activities for Young People
Vanessa Rogers
Renowned youth worker, consultant and author Vanessa Rogers believes that "positive play" is an important part of young people's development.
Good games are a great way to encourage young people to break the ice and get to know each other. Whether played in large or small groups, a carefully planned game activity can break down a range of potential barriers caused by culture, education and experience, creating a neutral territory in which all young people can meet as equals. Through games, they can develop their social skills, interact more effectively and have lots of fun.
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