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Persistence and Gaming in Education
For gamers of a certain age, the blocky pixels of the 8-bit Nintendo era bring back fond memories.
In our own time, educators are fascinated by the learning potential of games: the way they engage us, challenge us, and test us. They teach, in compelling ways, all kinds of lessons, both pro- and anti-social. Some of the most powerful lessons of games are the rewards of exploration, persistence, patience, and determination.
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