How is a simulation different from a learning game?

A simulation imitates a real-world activity without the need to have the real world materials or resources.

A simulation is a type of advanced learning game.

A simulation is always less interactive than a learning game.

You do not learn from a simulation.

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Rodolfo Greer

7 August, 15:28

How is a simulation different from a learning game?

A simulation imitates a real-world activity without the need to have the real world materials or resources.

A simulation is a type of advanced learning game.

A simulation is always less interactive than a learning game.

You do not learn from a simulation.

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Shane Gilbert · Answer 1

A simulation game is different than a learning game because a simulation imitates a real world activity without the need for real world materials or resources. The correct answer is A.