How to Use the Scorecard?

All Cooperate: If everyone in your group chooses to cooperate in a scenario, each player writes 5 in the “Decision Outcome” column on their row.

Mixed Vote: If at least one person does not cooperate, those who break ranks earn 3 points, and those who stayed cooperative write 0.
Filling out this column reveals the immediate consequence of your group’s collective decision.

 After each scenario, everyone votes on who most effectively played their assigned role (e.g., Teacher, Principal).

Each vote is worth +1. So if two people point to you, record 2 in the “Role Performance” column.
This step helps highlight how convincingly each player embodied their character, from performance in discussions to strategic decision-making.

 Players then vote on who did the best job steering discussions, forging alliances, or deftly arguing their case.

Each vote is again +1, so just add up the votes you received and write that total in the “Best Negotiator” column.
Here, it’s not enough to just talk—you must show skill in moving others to your side.

At the end of the scenario, reveal your secret agenda if you believe you achieved it, and award yourself +2 points.

Write 2 under “Agenda Fulfillment” if you succeeded, or 0 if you didn’t.
Because agendas vary widely—some urging collaboration, others preferring individual gain—fulfilling yours can boost your total significantly.

Add the numbers you recorded across the four columns above (Decision Outcome, Role Performance, Best Negotiator, Agenda Fulfillment) and write that sum in the “Total” column.

In most groups, the person with the highest total at the end of all played scenarios is deemed the winner of The Game of Education.