The MOD Brain Quiz Curriculum is about making learning fun. We have based it on several ideas and activities that are used in our community group meetings. The idea is to create an environment and offer opportunities to optimize learning. A main component is integrating games and activities that strengthen skills such as order, logical reasoning, and spatial relation of how things are located in relation to some reference object. For example, the MOD Brain Quiz is a game of answering questions pertaining to past and present logical things that have been taught in the community group weekly meetings. The game is hosted by an EmCee.
The EmCee asks participant #1 a question from the bank of questions that have been generated by MOD, if the first question is correct the participant gets a point with a token that coincides with a correct response. If participant #1 fails to answer correctly the question is passed along to participant #2, if #2 fails to answer correctly it goes to #3, if #3 fails to answer the EmCee gives the correct answer to group and participant #4 is presented with a new question from generated list. The MOD Brain Quiz continues until a specified time when all participants add up tokens to see who wins. In case of a tie, a tie breaker takes place to determine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place and so forth. The incentive for participation is the pick from prize table that have been bought in from sponsors or leaders.