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7 results in Keywords: Simulations and Games

Political Science Education and the Profession

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An Experiment in Teaching with Design Thinking

Chad Raymond

Version 1 posted 23 January 2020

442

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Political Science Education and the Profession

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"Shut it Down!": Teaching Heresthetic by Simulating the Budget Process

Alex Smith, Stephen Phillips

Version 1 posted 27 January 2020

407

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Political Science Education and the Profession

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Active and Student-Centered Teaching and Learning Methods in International Studies at the University of Miami

John Twichell

Version 1 posted 31 January 2020

232

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Political Science Education and the Profession

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Do simulations improve higher-order learning outcomes? Evaluating student learning through a simulated regional trade agreement negotiation

Margaret Edwards, Yann Kerevel, Philip Hultquist

Version 1 posted 28 January 2020

567

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Political Science Education and the Profession

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Do Classroom Simulations Really Help Students Learn and Engage?

Gretchen Knudson Gee, Kelly Siegel-Stechler

Version 1 posted 29 January 2020

305

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Political Science Education and the Profession

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The Power of Play: Game Creation to Enhance Student Learning

Andrea Kent

Version 1 posted 07 February 2020

260

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American Government and Politics

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Bracket Chats: Promoting Bureaucratic Knowledge through Tournament Brackets

Stephen Phillips, Tara Trask

Version 1 posted 27 January 2025

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7 results in Simulations and Games in Keywords: Simulations and Games

An Experiment in Teaching with Design Thinking

"Shut it Down!": Teaching Heresthetic by Simulating the Budget Process

Active and Student-Centered Teaching and Learning Methods in International Studies at the University of Miami

Do simulations improve higher-order learning outcomes? Evaluating student learning through a simulated regional trade agreement negotiation

Do Classroom Simulations Really Help Students Learn and Engage?

The Power of Play: Game Creation to Enhance Student Learning

Bracket Chats: Promoting Bureaucratic Knowledge through Tournament Brackets

7 results in Keywords: Simulations and Games