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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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We can all “thrive and flourish on our own terms – in ways that are less prescribed and determined, more adventurous and open”.

(i) When/ why might someone say ‘No’?

(ii) When/ why might someone say ‘Yes’?

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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We can all “thrive and flourish on our own terms – in ways that are less prescribed and determined, more adventurous and open”.

(i) When/ why might someone say ‘No’?

(ii) When/ why might someone say ‘Yes’?

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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We can all “thrive and flourish on our own terms – in ways that are less prescribed and determined, more adventurous and open”.

(i) When/ why might someone say ‘No’?

(ii) When/ why might someone say ‘Yes’?

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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We can all “thrive and flourish on our own terms – in ways that are less prescribed and determined, more adventurous and open”.

(i) When/ why might someone say ‘No’?

(ii) When/ why might someone say ‘Yes’?

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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We can all “thrive and flourish on our own terms – in ways that are less prescribed and determined, more adventurous and open”.

(i) When/ why might someone say ‘No’?

(ii) When/ why might someone say ‘Yes’?

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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We can all “thrive and flourish on our own terms – in ways that are less prescribed and determined, more adventurous and open”.

(i) When/ why might someone say ‘No’?

(ii) When/ why might someone say ‘Yes’?

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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We can all “thrive and flourish on our own terms – in ways that are less prescribed and determined, more adventurous and open”.

(i) When/ why might someone say ‘No’?

(ii) When/ why might someone say ‘Yes’?

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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We can all “thrive and flourish on our own terms – in ways that are less prescribed and determined, more adventurous and open”.

(i) When/ why might someone say ‘No’?

(ii) When/ why might someone say ‘Yes’?

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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In groups of 4 to 5, think of “tugs” or reasons for both viewpoints of the statement below.

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We can all “thrive and flourish on our own terms – in ways that are less prescribed and determined, more adventurous and open”.

(i) When/ why might someone say ‘No’?

(ii) When/ why might someone say ‘Yes’?

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Resources are required to be able to "thrive in my own terms". Need money, lots of money, where to find money without traditional work

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There could be avenues outside of traditional work to raise money such as GoFundMe and similar sites. Provided people do have faith in your work you can raise the resources and make something that succeeds out of it.

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No: Some people no money or are in other unfortunate circumstances

Yes: sufficient opportunities provided to everyone to thrive in their own areas

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(i) No- overly pragmatic, conservative beliefs, we also need collaboration from other countries to enable us to thrive.

(ii) Yes- more adventurous, willing to try new things, more opportunities to explore and maintain a certain level of independence.

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(i) When someone is too rooted in the old ways of development and does not have sufficient resources to explore new ways

(ii) When someone wants to explore new and novel ways to grow and is independent enough to go about their own ways

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no - might not have money or resources to thrive

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yes - u know whats best for yourself

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no, because we are a small country with limited to no resources so to thrive we need help too

yes, because we are problem solvers