Great piece from the Washington Post about a new book that discusses the attempt to replace standardized testing with video games that embed testing in the game.
Great piece from the Washington Post about a new book that discusses the attempt to replace standardized testing with video games that embed testing in the game.
Using games in education can make learning more interesting and fun, but they also serve another purpose that is perhaps even more important–games teach us that it’s okay to fail.
If you think about it, failure is an essential part of learning and growing, yet in so many educational environments failure is discouraged. In this commencement speech, educational games designer Randall Fujimoto spoke about the importance of failure and how game-based learning helps students learn through failure.
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