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How to Lead Games/DVD (1997)

Director(s): Bill Michaelis, Ph.D.

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An engaging, fast-paced, 39-minute DVD excellent for training staff in play leadership principles. Offers tips, strategies for dividing teams and getting a group's attention, and provides a formula for teaching a new game and getting it going successfully. Demonstrated through a variety of games for all ages, these strategies reinforce positive play, team building, and physical and emotional safety.

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