Mr. Frederick Lembeck

The Buckeye Game: Teaching Kids Modern Values Mr. Frederick Lembeck 1.º edición

The Buckeye Game is a financial/political game for American high school students. It's designed to motivate the players to study harder and pay more attention to their schoolwork, in order to improve the quality of the graduates the school turns out. It organizes the school's student body into a miniature economy which the players themselves control and regulate, then turns them loose to make money in their own economy. At graduation, each player's bank balance is turned into real money, the gift of the state to each new graduate upon completion of his education. A financial endowment for every child, even poor kids. A new kind of world where all kids routinely begin life with a portion of capital. Buckeyegaming teaches kids what an estate is, and how to make one grow. No part of an education could be more critical. No one loses. Everyone wins, but some win more than others. There are four different versions of the Buckeye Game: the Capitalist version, the Marxist version, the Laissez-faire version and the Deist version. With the whole world watching, these four compete to see which does the best job of raising the standardized test scores.