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Simulations and Role Playing (S&RP) II TrackSummary

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 July 2006

Thomas C. Ellington
Affiliation:
Wesleyan College
Michael Grillo
Affiliation:
University of Delaware
Carolyn Shaw
Affiliation:
Wichita State University

Extract

Participants in this track were delighted to see a number of commonthemes develop during our presentations and discussions throughoutthe conference. Participants included faculty and graduate studentsfrom a variety of subfields who design creative exercises toactively engage their students in learning. With the wide range ofsimulations that already exist and the growing body of literatureaddressing the design of new simulations, faculty have significantresources at their disposal to incorporate simulations into theircourses. Simulations are so readily adaptable they can accommodatealmost any course content or learning objective.

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2006 APSA TEACHING AND LEARNING CONFERENCE TRACKSUMMARIES
Copyright
© 2006 The American Political Science Association

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