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Knowledge, Adaptability, and Attitude Toward Game-Based Learning Among Health Sciences Faculty
Game-based learning (GBL) has emerged as an innovative instructional approach that enhances engagement, motivation, and learning outcomes in health sciences education through active learning and critical thinking. This study aimed to determine the levels of knowledge, adaptability, and attitude towa
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