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Assessing Video Game Pedagogy for Civil Engineering Education and K-12 STEM Engagement
Traditional civil engineering education is often structured around a “theory before practice” model, where students first learn concepts in lecture and then confirm them in a laboratory setting. This paper explores an alternative approach to this, involving leveraging video games as exploratory, fee
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