Responsible gambling - Consumer Affairs Victoria
Responsible gambling - Consumer Affairs Victoria
Responsible gambling - Consumer Affairs Victoria
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CONTINUED<br />
A1<br />
Wanna bet? Why do people gamble?<br />
a) What are your initial impressions of John in the DVD clip?<br />
b) How does John treat the young woman?<br />
c) What advice would you give the young woman in regards to John?<br />
d) What changes in John’s attitude do you notice during the video clip?<br />
GAMBLER’S HELP LINE<br />
22<br />
<strong>Responsible</strong> Gambling | Section A: What’s the big deal?<br />
<strong>Consumer</strong> <strong>Affairs</strong> <strong>Victoria</strong> | consumer.vic.gov.au<br />
e) The last line of the poem is “Ah! What the heck, There’s always tomorrow!” However, the last line<br />
in the video clip is “Now I have to face tomorrow”. Which ending do you prefer? Why?<br />
Group activity<br />
Gary Cheeney challenges readers/viewers of his poem with the words ‘Don’t join me here – FIX<br />
THE PROBLEM’<br />
Devise a group strategy on how you would ‘Fix the problem!’ i.e. problem <strong>gambling</strong> can lead to<br />
serious consequences for young people.<br />
1800 858 858 www.problem<strong>gambling</strong>.vic.gov.au
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