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an image of a standard model village with various miniature houses on a small craggy hill.

Model Village: A Participatory Art Assignment

Reading Time: 6 minutes  Introduction / Context     When you think of ‘Model Villages’, you might immediately think of miniature houses. This is by no means incorrect- but the term ‘model village’ can also refer to the industrial ‘model villages’ designed by architects to house industrial workers. By making this ceramic house you are constructing your own […]

17 November 2025

This is an image in the style of a colorful checkerboard game, featuring a winding path composed of segments in the dopamine color scheme of yellow, orange, red, pink, purple, blue and green. Several circular nodes connect different parts of the path, and soft color gradients fill the background, corresponding to the colors of the path. The text on the image is respectively the title“Exploration of Life Path: Growth and Choices”and the key statements about this game“What kind of life do we actually desire? and”A 20-minute journey through the course of human life“ , and various colored dice appear in the lower left and lower right corners.

Exploration Of Life Path: Growth And Choices

Reading Time: 4 minutesIntroduction🎮 This toolkit is an experiential life simulation game centered around narrative, card drawing, and choices. The learners will draw cards representing family, education, health, career and social relationships at different stages of their lives. It enables learners to experience a complete life cycle from birth to old age within twenty minutes. Through the interweaving […]

15 November 2025

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