Practical Examples of the Use of Games in the Educational Process part 1

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published: Dec. 11, 2014,   recorded: November 2014,   views: 1401
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Comment1 DaisyCraig, March 7, 2022 at 6:14 a.m.:

Games are used in many educational situations and in different types of educational establishments. Often games are used to motivate students, to demonstrate a principle to be learned, as a competition between individuals or teams or as a reward for good work. Games can be effective tools for teaching and learning but they should not be over-used in the classroom or lecture hall. Well, I will know the study hacks through https://iedunote.com/study-hacks-to-g... website to get higher marks in my coming exams.

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