Encourage your student to work with her colleagues (Gifted)
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From: Work with your Gifted Student
Thinking together is often more productive than thinking separately. At least, as long as they don't squabble.
Game Instructions: This will produce Research. The larger your lab and the better the student, the more Research will result.
Unlocked with Experimental Object, Number of Workers in your Laboratory
Challenge information
Broad, Persuasive 230
- 158 - very chancy (41%)
- 196 - chancy (51%)
- 234 - modest (61%)
- 273 - very modest (71%)
- 311 - low-risk (81%)
- 349 - straightforward (91%)
- 384 - straightforward (100%)
Success
Positive working relationships
Your Gifted Student sits with her colleagues, gathering, organising, and transcribing their thoughts.
- You've gained (2 * ( Student level + Number of Workers in your Laboratory)) x Laboratory Research
Rare Success
Papers covered with novel theories
Your Gifted Student sits with her colleagues, gathering, organising, and transcribing their thoughts. The results are lucid, varied, and ingenious.
- You've gained (3 * ( Student level + Number of Workers in your Laboratory)) x Laboratory Research
Failure
Grumbling and red ink
She tries to work with them, or so she claims. But they're so careless! They need so much correction! And it proves they don't much care for her input, either.
- You've gained ( Student level + Number of Workers in your Laboratory) x Laboratory Research
Categories:
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- Experimental Object
- Number of Workers in your Laboratory
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- Laboratory Research Gain
- Rare Success
- Laboratory Services from a Gifted Student
- Laboratory Services from a Gifted Student Formula Uses
- Number of Workers in your Laboratory Formula Uses