The Real Game Series Analysis

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Five principles, created by career development specialists from across Canada, often referred to as The High Five Principles, are imbedded throughout all activities and learning objectives in The Real Game Series. These principles help students reflect, in an ongoing manner, on the relevance of each of the game's activities to real life, and on the changing nature of the world of work: Follow your Dreams know yourself, believe in yourself, and follow your heart. Do what you want to do follow your heart because if you don’t you may not have the future you want. Change is constant We change over time, and so does the world around us-including the working world. If you do not learn how to adapt with the world you will be left behind. Learning

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