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Video games and the future of education 
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Tim Rylands, who teaches elementary school in Bristol, England, inspires his nine- to 11-year-olds to write creatively using Myst III: Exile (source: Video Games Can Benefit Classroom Education by Marco Visscher). His students watch the computer screen ...
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