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    How Game-Based And Traditional Learning Are Different

    ByTeachThought Staff

    The premise behind games is that they allow players to experience simulations that can elicit the responses in the brain as actually doing the activity.

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    What Education Can Learn From Video Games

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    Traditional goals—(winning)—are replaced by a self-selected, self-paced, and even artistic expression of the interaction with the game.

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