Here, Professor Rees Shad describes the concept he and his colleague Professor Catherine Lewis Cannon have devised. In this presentation, recorded in the Fall of 2013, Shad outlines the development of the concept for what he calls a “cognitive hat trick,” and outlines the project to date as it comes into the implementation stage with G-FMS course offerings in Spring 2014 at Hostos Community College.
An introduction to the Game-Framed Math and Science Initiative
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