Children learning about nature through games
How do children learn about nature?
... with children in small groups, in order to minimise disruption to the forest ...with children changing from their school uniforms into clothing that they had bought with ...Occasionally, children ...
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Cultural Learning Through Playground Games
... the game, the terms of disqualifi cation, the specifi cs of any requirements to facilitate the success of the game, and confi rmation of integrity that the rules will be strictly adhered to. These modals are used to express ...
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Student-centred learning through serious games
... personal interviews’ non-verbal cues have helped the interviewers to better understand the participants’ verbal responses. An effort has been made to induce the informants to talk freely and openly to gain a good ...
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Engaging children in diabetes education through mobile games
... video games of any ...recruiting children with type I ...and nature of the daily sessions over the course of the week to see whether food items they picked changed as they kept playing the ...
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Games for Learning and Learning from Games
... addictive nature seen in a person that is driven to ...correction, through to the artwork, the music, packaging, promotion, and distribution, developers must stay focused and committed to the project ...
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Learning through Games: Essential Features of an Educational Game
... in games in the following paragraph: Computer games, then, have the potential to be an even more immersive form of ...In games, players get the chance to actually be someone more exciting, to control ...
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Active Learning In Business Analytics Course Through Educational Games
... Figure 4: Skills That Students Acquire in Business Analytics Course Source: Online Survey The next set of skills that followed included fluency of ideas, deductive reasoning, and complex problem solving with a response ...
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Learning through programming games: Teaching AI with pacman and netlogo
... agent-base nature of netlogo makes it eminently suitable for illustrating swarm intelligence, and models exist in the distribution to show ant-based clustering and ...
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Young Children Thinking and Learning With and About Digital Technologies
... technological games are ...to children, when considered in terms of the cognitive nature of ‘what is played’ the scene appears little different from that of a learning environment without ...
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Supporting Teachers In Learning About Inquiry, Nature Of Science, And In Teaching Through Inquiry
... learned about inquiry as a teaching strategy by designing inquiry-based lessons for use in their ...think about how scientists might work, and experience what inquiry-based instruction might look ...
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Young Children as Wayfarers: Learning about Place by Moving Through It
... young children, it becomes quickly apparent that young children rarely just ...Young children run, jump, dance, dive and climb. Very young children roll, crawl, cruise and ...young ...
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Learning Language Games through Interaction
... Next, suppose the human utters ‘remove cyan’. Note that z rm-red will score higher than all other formulas since the (‘remove’, red) feature will fire again. While statistically justified, this be- havior fails to meet ...
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Learning by design: language learning through digital games
... There are several critical moments during the game in which the players have insufficient information to confidently make the right choice. They can either take a (risky) guess or, as I had hoped, search online for ...
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nature gives and nature takes: a qualitative comparison between canadian and german children about their concepts of ‘nature’
... ideas children have about nature and how such ideas emerge within a philosophical community of ...Canadian children in order to see if cultural developments influence how children ...
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Motivation, engagement and learning through digital games
... them about their game-play experience afterwards, the partici- pants only came into the lab on one occasion and it could be argued that the lab was not set up to be a natural game-play ...playing games in ...
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Motivation, engagement and learning through digital games
... them about their game-play experience afterwards, the partici- pants only came into the lab on one occasion and it could be argued that the lab was not set up to be a natural game-play ...playing games in ...
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Motivation, engagement and learning through digital games
... them about their game-play experience afterwards, the partici- pants only came into the lab on one occasion and it could be argued that the lab was not set up to be a natural game-play ...playing games in ...
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Learning through role-playing games: an approach for active learning and teaching
... By performing roles directly related to the content to be learned, students had the opportunity to gain a different pers- pective on the cellular processes. For example, they reported that they had never thought ...
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Learning Binary Search Trees Through Serious Games
... topics, learning tools that link new information with previ- ous knowledge in an active way may be a useful approach to teach data struc- tures and their ...serious games have the potential to serve as a ...
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Back to the Future: Learning Through Making Tabletop Games
... great games have been played thousands of times before they are boxed and ...much about what makes feedback valuable and how to give and receive it ...
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