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I'm thinking about putting together a class/toolkit on "simulations" — basically, simplified & gamified versions of real-world problems that kids can play with and compete on, based on the work of world-class instructor Josh Dahn.
Related: the use of role-playing games to teach history — students take on the roles and arguments of historical figures, but are free to play with them and produce new outcomes (while understanding the divergence from history)https://www.amazon.com/Minds-Fire-Role-Immersion-Transform-College/dp/0674735358 …
This is such a cool idea!
Human Wildlife conflict ? Please ?!!
What in particular? Alternatives to habitat destruction? Extinction broadly?
You may be aware of this, but I saw an interesting talk recently that had some opinions on games and education along those lines:https://youtu.be/qWFScmtiC44
When I was in college we had a class that was essentially a widget simulation. It really pulled together all of the concepts of marketing, accounting and operations. Still use those lessons learned 30 years later.
Sounds super interesting! Would recommend checking out https://hash.ai/ . It's a really great platform for building multi-agent simulations.
It sounds like it would be a great experience for the students! I'll check out Dahn's work. I've been learning a lot about wargaming and decision forcing games recently. I'm thinking about how they could help people gain intuition for experience that is hard to replicate.
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