Reacting games | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 2018-12-22

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reacting_games


00:00:09 1 History
00:01:00 2 Attributes
00:01:53 3 Game length
00:03:07 4 Relationship to other games and simulations
00:03:18 4.1 Case studies
00:03:46 4.2 Live action role-playing
00:04:20 4.3 Educational debating
00:05:10 4.4 Model United Nations
00:05:33 4.5 Historical simulation games
00:06:13 4.6 Economics simulation games
00:06:43 5 Assessment
00:08:08 6 Published reacting games
00:09:20 7 Notes and references
00:09:33 8 External links



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Reacting games are educational role-playing games set in the past, with a focus on student debates about great texts.