It's Game Time!: Games to Enhance Classroom Learning

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers (2015)
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It's Game Time!: Games to Enhance Classroom Learning enables the teacher to decide when and how to use games to effectively complement their teaching philosophy and style to meet the needs of their students by providing over 40 games that can be used in any class at any level

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