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- 3. Role-playing games can enhance communication skills and empathy by immersing students in different perspectives.
- 6. The use of virtual reality, augmented reality, and/or mixed reality can engage students in a truly immersive way, bringing things to life in a way that no other format can
- 8. Use simulation games to provide students with a realistic, risk-free environment to practice and hone their skills
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- 1. Gamification is to turn something that’s not a game into a gaming or game-like experiences
- 2. These are an easy way for teachers to introduce GBL to their classrooms because of their familiarity and low-tech nature.
- 4. Having students design their own games, especially in a team format, is an excellent way to help them learn academic content and SEL/soft skills.
- 5. Many popular video games, such as Minecraft or Fortnite, are often used in educational settings to help students learn academic content (e.g., a Minecraft math lesson) and/or social-emotional learning (SEL) and soft skills, such as communication and teamwork skills
- 7. Escape games can be in-person, virtual, or a digital/analog hybrid and can be used to cover practically any content or skill area