1. Form into teams of 3 with one
student the "Captain" - who has the right to overturn the decision of the
other two team members.
2.
Each team member is to write up on the
Would I Lie to You card 5
statements where at least two statements are lies.
A true statement has to be entirely true, a false statement can be based on
a true story so long as the actual statement is false. The point behind this
game and it's connection to the Insurance Claims Investigator [ICI] is a lot
of people are fraudsters - they commit fraud, they tell lies easily. ICI's
have to work out who is telling the truth and who is telling lies.
3. Watch the video of Would I Lie to You but the
teacher is to pause before the reveal and see which students thought the
statement was True or a Lie.
Insurance Claims Investigators are very busy people.
See the
Info page on them!
1. Form a group of 3 - 5 students.
2. Insurance Claims Investigators have to come up with
valid reasons why NOT to pay out.
You are to investigate the following articles from The
Conversation and use the
Consider All Factors Analysis to work out whether an ICI would use the
reseach covered to prevent a claim.