WMO Workshop on Public Weather Services – Public Education and Outreach David Hui Macao, 18 April 2013.

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WMO Workshop on Public Weather Services – Public Education and Outreach David Hui Macao, 18 April 2013

Let’s PWS workshop 18 April 2013, Macao

Round 1: draw something Form groups Each group nominates a messenger, a painter, the rest be advisors

Rules Messenger: see what I draw describe what you see only simple words viz. alphabets, numbers, geometrical shape, positions, directions Xno specific objects say “apple”, “heart”, “man”, “hill” … Xnot allowed to draw

Rules Painter: draw what you hear Xno talking

Rules Advisors: help clarify with messenger offer advice to painter restrictions on wordings applied Xno drawing nor similar actions

Round 2: mission impossible?! Rules remain the sameRules remain the same Post change is required?Post change is required?

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