Can playing table-top role-play games help children learn? (Morgan and Turner)

By Lewis Morgan, Ian Turner

Issue 170 | Page 30 | Published Nov 2021

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How can a game such as 'Dungeons and Dragons' support children in primary science? Lewis Morgan and Ian Turner explain.

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