Among Us Debate Club- Ongoing Class

In this ongoing class, students will use their critical thinking and communication skills to play a murder mystery game, Among Us. There are two teams in this game, the crewmates trying to fix the ship and the impostor attempting to end their mission. The crewmates need to gather as much information as to lead them to the impostor and work as a team. The impostor needs to manage the flow of information to avoid suspicion. 
The students will have the chance to play in a safe, private server with their peers. They will unmute during the voting time to voice their opinions and ask questions to devise a strategy. We will also talk in the lobby to discuss our previous round, some tips, and tricks. This class is very similar to the very successful one-time class Among Us Club, and it has been created in response to the students' request.
Learners need to have the free app installed on their phones or have purchased the game on their computer before the start of class. It is also important that the student has a good quality Internet as the game could crash otherwise.
The amazing thing about this game is that it challenges our decision-making under pressure and the assumptions we make, observation skills, as well as our ability to collaborate with others. It is great for young minds to develop good reasoning and debate skills while having fun; however, the student needs to already have a strong foundation in how to be respectful even if others disagree or during the excitement of the game in general.
We will have creative and investigative projects every month for the student to obtain rewards and share with their classmates.
We need a minimum of five students to at least have six players. We might have to cancel sections until an hour prior if we don't have the minimum number of students, at which point all parents will be refunded as well in cases in which the student needs to take a week off or any life situations send me a message prior or after and you will get a refund for that section.
Please prepare your learner for some common challenges of the game as the possibility that they might be eliminated first or last, or they could be accused of being the impostor, vote out or their peers might not share their same opinions and believes, but the learner will still be required to respond in a calm and respectful manner. The way that the game is a play in a regular format has differences in the context of our Debate Club which has a focus on exchanging ideas, communicating with respect and empathy, and demonstrating logical thinking when analyzing limited information.