Escape from Stimulant Castle

Escape from stimulant Castle

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Introduction

While you are traveling through unexplored areas of China, you have been captured by the soldiers of the Stimulant King's Castle. You will need to gather courage and overcome the trials that the King will put you through in order to try to obtain the pixel coins, pay for your release with them, and continue your journey.

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PIXEl rolls

Fake doors

MATHS JUMP

coins

Dancing stones

Fake doors

You must correctly answer the various questions to find the only true door and advance in your mission.

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What are stimulants?

Substances that cause drowsiness and sleepiness

Substances that relax the body and mind

Substances that increase brain activity, making you feel more awake and alert

1/3

Great!

You chose the correct door

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1/3

Which of the following are examples of stimulants?

Caffeine, nicotine, and cocaine

Alcohol, marijuana, and heroin

Painkillers, sleeping pills, and antidepressants

2/3

Take it!

You chose the correct door

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2/3

What is the main effect of stimulants on the body?

They increase alertness and energy levels

They relax the muscles and induce sleep

They slow down brain activity

3/3

Well done!

You have a pixel coin! Three more will be enough to buy your freedom

Continues

3/3

ERROR!

Ouch! What a headache.Try again.

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MISSION MAPS

PIXEL rolls

Fake doors

MATHS JUMP

coins

Dancing stones

Maths jump

Solve math calculation problems to advance in this mission. Jump on the correct answer and demonstrate your skills.

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A student mentions that their friends use ecstasy to party and feel more confident. They ask you about it. How do you respond?

A. Suggest they try it safely with friends so they can understand the effects for themselves

B. Ignore the question and move on

C. Tell them it’s a dangerous drug and explain the health risks associated with its use

D. Tell them to be careful but don’t explain further

1/4

Well done!

You have jumped to the correct answer

Next

1/4

A student seems overly jittery and restless in class. You notice they have an energy drink and a coffee cup. What should you do?

A. Ask the student to leave the class immediately

B. Speak privately with the student to understand if they are feeling unwell or if they are using caffeine excessively

C. Ignore the signs, since it might just be a coincidence

D. Take the energy drink and coffee cup and report the student to the principal

2/4

Yeah!

You have jumped on the correct answer

Next

2/4

A student mentions using Adderall that they borrowed from a friend to help them focus. What is your response?

A. Inform them that using someone else’s prescription medication is dangerous and illegal, and refer them to a counselor

B. Encourage them to continue using it to improve their performance

C. Ignore it, as they are using a prescribed medication

D. Tell them to stop using it but don’t explain why

3/4

Got it!

You have jumped to the correct answer

Next

3/4

A student is caught with white powder in their backpack. What is your first step?

A. Give the student a warning and let them go back to class

B. Ignore the situation and let the student go

C. Tell the student to keep it a secret and not talk about it

D. Confiscate the substance and immediately report it to the principal or relevant school authorities

4/4

WELL DONE!

You have earned one more pixel coin. You have two left to pay the King of the castle.

Continúa

4/4

Error

Wow! It seems like the answer is incorrect.

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ERROR

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ERROR

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ERROR

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MISSION MAP

PIXEL rolls

Fake doors

MATHS JUMP

COINS

Dancing stones

PIXELrolls

You must maintain balance and jump from one roller to another by answering the questions correctly in order to progress.

Start

You notice a student is unusually energetic, sweating, and speaking rapidly. They seem anxious and distracted. What should you do?

Ask the student privately if they are feeling okay, and gently ask if they’ve used any stimulants

Send the student home for the day without further questions

Assume they are just nervous and continue with the lesson

1/5

The student says "no" when asked if they’ve used any stimulants. What should you do next?

Send the student home immediately, assuming they are hiding the truth

Ignore the answer and move on with the lesson

Observe the student's behavior for any further signs and document the situation

2/5

The same student from before is seen through the window acting suspiciously. You notice they appear to be using something that could be a drug. What do you do?

Immediately approach the student, confront them about what you’ve seen, and demand they admit to using stimulants

Notify the school counselor and principal, report your observations, and suggest a meeting with the student to address the concerns

Ignore it, as the student already denied using stimulants

3/5

A student is found in the restroom acting hyperactive, talking quickly, and constantly scratching their skin. You notice a small bag of white powder in their pocket. What do you do?

Ignore the situation, assuming it’s just their behavior

Confront the student directly and ask them about the powder, offering them a chance to explain

Confiscate the powder and immediately report the situation to the principal and seek further help

4/5

After confiscating the white powder, the student begs not to tell anyone because they’re scared of their parents’ reaction. What do you do?

Reassure the student, explain the importance of involving their parents, and offer support from the counselor

Ignore the student’s plea and report everything immediately

Promise not to tell anyone and let the student go

5/5

WELL DONE!

You have earned one more pixel coin. You need one more to pay the King of the castle.

Continue

5/5

ERROR

Oh! It seems you got soaked

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MISSION MAP

PIXEL rolls

Fake doors

MATHS JUMP

coins

Dancing stones

Dancing stones

Choose the right stones and stand on them while answering the questions correctly to move forward without falling into the water.

Start

Let's go!

Choose a rock to jump on

1/5

A student approaches you and admits they have been using ecstasy at parties. What do you do?

Listen to the student, reassure them that they made the right choice by opening up, and guide them to counseling or support services

Tell them it's not your responsibility and ignore the issue

Tell them to stop using the drug on their own and move on

1/5

Let's go!

Choose a rock to jump on

2/5

You’ve been noticing that a student has become increasingly withdrawn, showing signs of stimulant misuse, like agitation and paranoia. The student denies using drugs but seems disconnected from their usual self. What do you do?

Let it go, as they haven't admitted to using anything and might just be stressed

Observe the student closely, document their behavior, and report your concerns to the counselor and parents for further assessment

Confront the student and force them to admit if they’re using any drugs, making them take a drug test immediately

2/5

Let's go!

Choose a rock to jump on

3/5

You’re on an excursion with the students, and when night falls, you notice one student is unusually energetic, jittery, and talking rapidly. What symptoms should you look for to identify if they may be using cocaine?

Extreme calmness, lack of energy, and an inability to focus

Drowsiness, slurred speech, poor coordination, and bloodshot eyes

Increased energy, restlessness, paranoia, rapid speech, dilated pupils

3/5

Let's go!

Choose a rock to jump on

4/5

During the night of the excursion, you observe a student who is hyperactive, sweating excessively, and clenching their jaw. What symptoms might indicate they are using ecstasy (MDMA)?

Intense euphoria, talkativeness, emotional warmth, and jaw clenching, teeth grinding

Restlessness, rapid speech, dilated pupils, and increased heart rate

Slurred speech, impaired memory, and difficulty staying awake

4/5

Let's go!

Choose a rock to jump on

5/5

After a student admits to using stimulants to cope with stress, what healthy alternative can you suggest to help them feel better without drugs?

Encourage them to continue using stimulants but in moderation

Suggest they develop healthy coping strategies like exercise, sleep, and mindfulness to manage stress

Tell them to avoid all social activities to reduce stress

5/5

WELL DONE!

It seems you have obtained the 4 pixel coins, talk to the Castle King to be released

Continue

5/5

Error

Oh! It looks like you got soaked

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MISSION MAP

PIXEL rolls

Fake doors

MATHS JUMP

coins

Dancing stones

use coins

Good!

King Stimulant has finally set you free! You can now see the sunset at the lake.

Let's go!

YOU HAVE ESCAPED AND YOU ARE FREE!

Now you can enjoy the pleasant view of the lake at sunset

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