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Game Based Learning Terms

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Game Based Learning Terms

by Shiranne Radzinski Eisenstein
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A type of game play with defined learning outcomes

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The use of game elements, such as incentive systems, to motivate players to engage in a task they otherwise would not find attractive

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The mental effort a learner invests in understanding, processing, and applying information

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Learning that happens through social interaction within a cultural context

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The physical and active participation in the learning activity

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The emotional involvement a learner has during the activity

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The range of abilities an individual can perform with the guidance of an expert, but cannot yet perform on their own

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Swiss psychologist who pioneered the study of child development; believed children constructed knowledge individually through distinct stages

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Soviet psychologist who founded the sociocultural theory of cognitive development; believed that learning is inherently a social process

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Dutch historian who analyzed the interplay between culture, aesthetics, and play; suggested that play is a primary formative element in human culture

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