NASA NTRS ยท 19820007095
Why use case studies rather than simulation-gaming techniques or library research?
Abstract
Method which present a student with a more challenging and true to life situation of needing to conduct research in a problem solving context--and not thinking about organization of format until research and thinking are complete are investigated. Simulation-gaming techniques which attempt to teach initiative and creativity that library research are used for this purpose. However, it is shown case studies provide the greatest opportunities to engage the students in problem solving situations in which they develop skills as researchers and writers.
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Mcdonald, S. W.. 1981-12-01. Why use case studies rather than simulation-gaming techniques or library research?. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19820007095
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