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Gaming the Past: Using Video Games to Teach Secondary History

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Educational Games and Gamification Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy Innovative Teaching Methodologies in Social Sciences

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* Why Play Historical Simulation Games: Making the Case to Administrators, Parents, Colleagues, and Students * What Makes a Valid Simulation Game? * Matching Genres of Historical Simulation Games to History and Social Studies Curricular Content * Instructional Strategies * Putting it all together: Learning Exercises, Assessments, and Sample Lesson Plans

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