The multi-path narrative structure used in Ten Dollar Adventure provides an ideal training ground for children's decision-making skills development:
- 10+ endings encourage exploration of the consequences of different decisions
- Business and ethical choices intertwine to foster composite thinking
- Low-risk environment allows for trial-and-error learning
Key educational design highlights include:
- Selection of nodes set in real scenarios such as product stagnation
- Options balance competing values (e.g., profit vs. altruism)
- Instant feedback on the quality of choices for follow-up episodes
Research has shown that 8-10 year olds' real-life decision-making rationality improves by 32% after 20 hours of similar training.This story-driven training approach is especially appropriate for school-age children who have not yet developed fully abstract thinking.
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