What Popular Culture Can Teach Us about Best Practices in Learning and Teaching

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United States Connected Learning Alliance
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James Paul Gee, a scholar of videogames and learning at Arizona State University, unpacks the practical and brilliant ways popular culture engages kids and teaches them.



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Games and Learning
Participatory Culture