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PROBLEM SOLVING PROBLEM SOLVING Group Activities

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PROBLEM SOLVINGPROBLEM SOLVINGGroup Activities

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Lost at SeaLost at Sea

You and your team have chartered a yacht.

None of you have any previous sailing experience, and you have hired an experienced skipper and two-person crew.

As you sail through the Southern Pacific Ocean a fire breaks out and much of the yacht and its contents are destroyed.

The yacht is slowly sinking.

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Your location is unclear because vital navigational and radio equipment has been damaged.

The yacht skipper and crew have been lost whilst trying to fight the fire.

Your best guestimate is that you are approximately 1000 miles South West of the nearest landfall.

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You and your friends have managed to save the following 15 items, undamaged and intact after the fire.◦A sextant◦A shaving mirror◦A quantity of mosquito netting◦A 5 gallon can of water◦A case of army rations◦Maps of the Pacific Ocean◦A floating seat cushion◦A 2 gallon can of oil/petrol mixture

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◦A small transistor radio◦20 square feet of Opaque plastic

sheeting◦Shark repellent◦One quart of 160 per cent proof rum◦15ft nylon rope◦2 boxes of chocolate bars◦A fishing kit

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Let’s rank them!Let’s rank them!YOUR CHANCES OF SURVIVAL WILL DEPEND UPON YOUR ABILILTY TO RANK THE ABOVE 15 ITEMS IN THEIR RELATIVE ORDER OF IMPORTANCE.

GOOD LUCK!

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THE STORY OF THE STORY OF HARVEYHARVEY

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List the people responsible for the tragedy from the most to the least responsible.