UBalt I Found the Playspent Game to Be Eye Opening and Frustrating Journals
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In each critical reflection journal entry
1) discuss their viewpoint as it relates to current topic;
2) provide personal reflections with appropriate examples of their experience, if any, related to the event;
3) incorporate relevant classroom concepts, lectures, group discussions, guest speakers, and course reading materials; and
4) critically analyze the topic that signifies their civic awareness, synthesis, and/or reflection of new information that is acquired.
CRJ#1-Economic Simulation Exercise (www.playspent.org)
Due in Sakai on Tuesday, 9/6 at 11:55pm EST
Discuss your perceptions of the economic exercise “playspent” in correlation to the course reading by Garland, Wodahl, and Mayfield, in this week titled The Many Faces of Incarceration/Reentry. This reflection can, incorporate your thoughts and feelings, course readings, and two journal articles you found that analyzes how men/women in transition from prison navigate life without financial means or viable resources. Personal examples are great to highlight your reflections! There is no right or wrong way to reflect on this experience.
Find two current peer-reviewed journal articles that discusses the economic problems men and women face when they leave jail/prison. Current journals should be based in the U.S. and between the years 2011 and 2021. Incorporate the readings in your CRJ assessment of the assignment.
Play the game PlaySpent (www.playspent.org). Discuss how much money did you end up with at the end of the month? Were you on the brink of experiencing homelessness? What decisions were hardest for you to make during this exercise? Did this activity change or support your perceptions of men/women in transition from prison and breaking away from the mental/physical ties that bind them as they again navigate through life in a new world? How might this activity look different if you added children to the equation? What is the risk involved with committing another crime because of the lack of money in order to survive.
In your journal discuss, how can one break out of prison?
