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Research

The research section of the website aims to share articles, presentations and outline ongoing projects that are taking place around game-centered approaches to teaching and coaching. We also provide some links to academic journals that publish peer-reviewed articles on game-centered approaches, some of the articles we have reviewed on the articles page.

The website attempts to showcase the development of research on game-centered approaches and the trends within this research. For example, recent research on game-centered approaches has seen an increase on research within the affective domain, as well as an increase in research from Asia.  We hope to share more about these developments in the up-and-coming months. 

If you want to share any reviews of any articles or any news on any ongoing projects, or any presentations that you have done then please do not hesitate to get in touch with using the contact us section of the website.

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