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Does fun help or hinder learning? Examining intuitive beliefs about educational game design
Much research suggests that children learn through play. Yet, play has a reputation as frivolous, and beliefs about play and learning vary across development and sociocultural contexts (Wing, 1995; Bugallo et al, 2024). These differences may reflect varying intuitive theories about how activities pr
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