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“…The interaction between mathematics and the game context enabled these students to interpret and make connections and at the same time enjoy mathematics lessons. The findings from Afari et al, (2013) also reported that students who were introduced to games in the teaching of mathematics enjoyed learning mathematics. Students involved in the study by Afari et al (2013) found their mathematics lessons interesting because their lessons were more interactive.…”
Section: Engagementmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…The interaction between mathematics and the game context enabled these students to interpret and make connections and at the same time enjoy mathematics lessons. The findings from Afari et al, (2013) also reported that students who were introduced to games in the teaching of mathematics enjoyed learning mathematics. Students involved in the study by Afari et al (2013) found their mathematics lessons interesting because their lessons were more interactive.…”
Section: Engagementmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…This new audience provides greater potential for the reach of educational games as technology expands conceptual possibilities. Often referred to as 'Educational Games' or 'Serious Games' due to their purpose being other than to entertain, there is growing research evidence supporting the use of digital games for learning at all levels (Afari, et al, 2013;Annetta, et al, 2010;Whitton, 2012).…”
Section: Simulated Games In Businessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the Arab world, there have been only a handful of studies within the field of learning environments (see for example, MacLeod and Fraser 2010; Afari et al 2013), all of which were carried out in the United Arab Emirates. As there are no studies to date that have explored the nature of the classroom environment among university students in Jordan, this study made the first attempt to examine students' perceptions of their language learning environments and how these relate to student motivation and self-regulation in Jordan.…”
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confidence: 99%