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Are Video Games the Future of Education?

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wow great video -- "learning to learn", and "you learn a lot more by teaching than learning", both very true, the vid was 2 short A students are usually those who know how to know (KH2K) and apply it B students are generally those who KH2K but don't consistently advance it C students often don't KH2K, they do great in certain areas but not in other areas D students often don't KH2K, get confused and frustrated leading to disinterest F students often don't care to know Play ARMIS 2 KH2K
Comment from : @MdRobin-yy3cs

love your username
Comment from : @MyMPPM

Definitley I think the education system overall needs to be re-evaluated My university is good though, very much about the practical, I study costumes for theatre and we actually put on shows like they do in the industry
Comment from : @CourtneyCoulson

They should be!
Comment from : @bioknock

I think the elite feel that educating the people makes more aware and ultimately more effective terrorists, so they intend to switch things over to excluding the masses in the long run by exploiting educated people now in the third world and impoverishing the developed world disenfranchising and disempowering Most people just take advantage of what they can get in life without thinking of others, so people are easily herded with financial rewards
Comment from : @justgivemethetruth

Yes
Comment from : @TeddyParker

and all from playing a game about killing dragons they will understand the method without the need of the practile if you can understand the method, the application is just about repartition of practice you can not master the practicle without understanding the methodwhich is what our current education system is build on repetition of the practicle withs leaves people redundent and skilless if there are anychanges to the method
Comment from : @svenso777

WoW players will know that they need more practice to get better skilled at fishing, they'll know it will require a rod/bait, they'll know that the better the rod, the better the chance of a catch, they will know that certain fish are found in fresh water and some only found in salt waters, they will know that it may be fruitless and that many hours may be spent fishing without cqatching what you want and they may have never even seen a real fish or a real fishable pool of water in their lives
Comment from : @svenso777

Video games can be an asset in teaching, the same way that documentaries and field trips are, but none of those things will ever suffice in place of teaching Anyone that seriously suggests the idea that video games can replace teaching have neither taught nor played video games
Comment from : @ragnarocks0