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Life Stuff is one of the most comprehensive Citizenship, PSHE and Careers resources for 14-19s. Rich interactive Flash activities, quizzes, simulation games and compelling characters engage young people in contemporary issues such as immigration, bullying, racism, human rights, ethical consumerism, drugs awareness, sexual health, coping with stress, body politics, law and campaigning, money management and careers.   The content is engaging and poses difficult questions that challenge young people. In 4 Life, an interactive drama, users follow Hari as he tries to settle in a new neighbourhood, make friends and overcome local problems of racism and bullying. The users follow a non-linear interactive story and make decisions on behalf of the characters along the way. The character design covers a broad range of ethnicities and each character is supported with a background story that students can investigate.   A common interface approach, including the behavior and graphics is employed throughout the 12 activities and games, yet every activity has a fresh look and feel. The graphical approach referenced a broad spectrum of influences that appeal to a diverse range of young people. All of the Life Stuff activities and games support users with learning difficulties and integrate into existing teaching plans. Lesson plans and worksheets that enable teachers to extend discussion in the classroom are available in the teachers section of the site. Paul Argent
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