Korean Students and Games in the Spanish as a Foreign Language Classroom. A Viable Combination?
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https://doi.org/10.24197/ogigia.18.2015.55-76Keywords:
Games, SFL, Perception, South Korea, StudentAbstract
After a systematic use of games for teaching Spanish in South Korea, this paper offers an approach to students ́ perception of this active learning tool. Considering the results of a game perception survey distributed among undergraduate students, the viability of this resource with SFL lessons will be discussed.
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