What do we want to achieve regarding primary skill development (student understanding and/or behaviour)?

As a result of the game, learners are:

  • Able to think deductively in accordance with their age characteristics and, based on given clues (with simple assistance), systematically narrow down possible options.
  • Able to ask relevant and specific questions that help gather the most useful information while reducing the number of possible answers.
  • Able to analyse answers and their implications critically, adjusting strategies as new information becomes available.
  • Able to make informed decisions based on partial or limited data and refine their approach as they progress.
  • Able to adapt thinking and tactics to new challenges and clues presented in each round.
  • Able to demonstrate patience and persistence by engaging in careful thought and multiple attempts to solve the puzzle.
  • Able to collaborate effectively by discussing strategies and communicating clearly to agree on the best questions to ask.