What questions does this cause you to ask?

How do you feel about the way this food is shared?

Does everyone receive a fair share? Why might that be the case?

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What could be done to make it fairer?

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Where do most Australians fit in this share? Note: recognise that not all Australian are equally wealthy and not all Africans are equally poor. Nations have people in each of these groups.

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How are wealthy and poor countries connected to each other?

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Discuss global citizenship – the role of aid, fair trade, and community development. What is the role of non-government organisations?

There are no further questions that this simulation causes me to ask.

How do you feel about the way this food is shared?

Shared is no word to use, because if food was shared then we would not have such things as world hunger. But in the kind hearts of me the rich I had donated food sources to the inferior groups, so they dont suffer.

Does everyone receive a fair share? Why might that be the case?

No because of greed people would rather gather resources for their own benefits rather than helping other people.

What could be done to make it fairer?

Distribute goods to minorities and groups having troubles, donate to the needy and

Where do most Australians fit in this share? Note: recognise that not all Australian are equally wealthy and not all Africans are equally poor. Nations have people in each of these groups.

Australia fits in its own region as we benefit from agriculture and crazy good farming having better soils.

How are wealthy and poor countries connected to each other?

Through currency and goods.

Discuss global citizenship – the role of aid, fair trade, and community development. What is the role of non-government organisations?

No thank you

What questions does this cause you to ask?

Why can't countries share resources and food

How do you feel about the way this food is shared?

I feel disappointed as the food is not shared equally and the privileges gets more food.

Does everyone receive a fair share? Why might that be the case?

No because countries are greedy and tend to have more resources.

What could be done to make it fairer?

Countries can help less developed countries by sending resources to help their countries get a start with developing them selves

Where do most Australians fit in this share? Note: recognise that not all Australian are equally wealthy and not all Africans are equally poor. Nations have people in each of these groups.

I think australians fit in the privileged area as we can afford stable food to eat.

How are wealthy and poor countries connected to each other?

They send off trades to one and another vise versa to sell for money and resources

Discuss global citizenship – the role of aid, fair trade, and community development. What is the role of non-government organisations?

No thank you.

-          I feel that it was very unfair and made me feel empathetic about people in that current situation.

Does everyone receive a fair share? Why might that be the case?

-          Everyone does not receive a fair share because of different social classes, economic crisis of countries, and the lesser or over production of food.

What could be done to make it fairer?

-          To make this fair, countries should donate, trade, or work for equal food distribution.

Where do most Australians fit in this share? Note: recognise that not all Australian are equally wealthy and not all Africans are equally poor. Nations have people in each of these groups.

-          Australia fits into a generally wealthy nation – higher income groups.

How are wealthy and poor countries connected to each other?

-          Wealthy and poor countries are connected through global trade, investment, migration, and the sharing of resources, technologies, and labour.

Discuss global citizenship – the role of aid, fair trade, and community development. What is the role of non-government organisations?

-          Global citizenship means helping others through things like aid, fair trade, and building strong communities, with NGOs helping to make this happen.

I believe that the amount each group was given was EXTREMLY unfair, but people shared the food a bit.

Does everyone receive a fair share? Why might that be the case?

· No, this can be because of where we are from and whether that place is as sustainable as it should be.

What could be done to make it fairer?

· if the food was shared equally amongst all groups.

Where do most Australians fit in this share? Note: recognise that not all Australian are equally wealthy and not all Africans are equally poor. Nations have people in each of these groups.

· Most Australians would probably fit in between the ones who live on $2 and the group that has a variety of food to choose upon.

How are wealthy and poor countries connected to each other?

· no clue.

Discuss global citizenship – the role of aid, fair trade, and community development. What is the role of non-government organisations?

-          unsure

Why does food distribution stay unequal despite having sufficent food for everyone?

Who controls access to food, and how does power play a role?

How do you feel about the way this food is shared?

I feel disturbed when I learnt that a small percentage of the world consumes the majority of its resources.

Does everyone receive a fair share? Why might that be the case?

Definitely not, due to unequal access to land, clean water, and farming technology, wealth distribution, and systems where the rich get weathier and where the poor get poorer

I feel like it was shared unfairly #cornchipsequal

Does everyone receive a fair share? Why might that be the case?

· no one shares were fair, some got more or less corn chips

What could be done to make it fairer?

· SHARE CORN CHIPS WITH OTHERS