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Games and Simulations in Higher Education

a major purpose the preparation of persons for advanced professional practice. In some ways, the curricular problems of such programs are not unrelated to those of other programs for training professionals. It is easy to teach about the subject through accepted techniques of lecture, recitation, seminar, independent study, and other commonly used devices; but teaching students the processes in which a successful practitioner must engage is much more difficult.