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For years I've wanted to give a talk on imposter syndrome - one that I hope(d) would be useful for students. I got a chance to do it today.

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Escape Tabletop Games presents: 'Psycho Killer: The Card Game' and 'What On Earth Are You Talking About?'. 'Psycho Killer' is a card game based on your favourite retro horror slasher films. 'What On Earth Are You Talking About?' is your new favourite party game for aliens!

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Description Armour befitting all knights of the realm! This chainmail kit was created by LaurenDoesCosplay and comes in a variety of colors and ring types. Lauren has a video tutorial available on her YouTube channel with step by step instructions for how to make this coif along with beginner tutorials for how to make chain and scalemail. Video Instructions https://youtu.be/JHVBCcaqqPE

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The following is a guest blog post by author Michelle Cummings, founder of Training Wheels. Michelle is an accomplished author and a dynamic, sought-after speaker in the areas of leadership, team-building, and experiential learning. Michelle has created a wide variety of facilitation, debriefing, and team-building activities that have collectively changed the way trainers and educators work. Team Building professionals and facilitators are always on the lookout for a new prop or tool to incorporate into their repertoire. When my colleagues and co-authors and gurus Matthew Broda and Trevor Dunlap came across a deck of Anomia cards, it was like a fireworks display of ideas. For many seasoned facilitators, there are those moments where you see a tool or a widget and you know that that thing has the IT factor. Anomia is just that tool. Although it is simple in design, Anomia cards are rich with categories and icons that allow for so many opportunities for scaffolded gameplay and facilitation.  When the concept for the new book, Team Building from the Toy Aisle, came into being, Matthew, Trevor and I had a writer’s retreat and each author brought 10-15 different board games or activities they had found in a toy store. Using elements of game-based design and experiential theories, we deconstructed a wide range of existing mass market games and re-envisioned them for use as purposeful and engaging tools for personal and organizational development. When we opened the box of Anomia cards, our minds exploded with several ideas!  So how did we perceive the development of these cards from the Toy Aisle to Teambuilding? We used the essence of the card design to create several new team building games that allow for physical engagement, a re-imagination of existing teambuilding exercises, and new activities that will allow for all levels of group interaction. These cards made it so easy to use their simple design to provide many opportunities for deep engagement and gameplay, and