Equipping Students to Own Poverty Via Simulation            Nancy Trantham Poe, James Madison University, VA            B. J. Bryson, James Madison University, VA ABSTRACT In light of recent economic conditions and reordering of global priorities, it is imperative for faculty to sensitize students to the issue of poverty and the realities of economically vulnerable people. Building upon a knowledge base of sobering data regarding worldwide poverty, we describe a simulation exercise that has proven a “wake-up” call for students’ perspectives on being poor. Academic Exchange Quarterly Fall 2009: Volume 13, Issue 3 FULL TEXT of this article is available by subscription. See your library or subscribe yourself to print (paper copy). |
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