An experimental study on the effects of a simulation game on students’ clinical cognitive skills and motivation

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RT @AdamPersky: High-fidelity games - engaging but probably distract students and impede learning https://t.co/FqlxJxLcvT #meded

RT @AdamPersky: High-fidelity games - engaging but probably distract students and impede learning https://t.co/FqlxJxLcvT #meded

High-fidelity games - engaging but probably distract students and impede learning https://t.co/FqlxJxLcvT #meded

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#Seriousgames zijn vaak motiverend, maar leiden niet altijd tot verbeterde leerprestaties; Zie vers vd pers artikel http://t.co/2d2pRYCaN9.