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AMD Foundation Explores Use of Game Design to Improve STEM skills in K-12

September 27, 2011 Robert O. Duncan

The title says it all. Check out the article in US News and World Reports here:

Video Game Design: The Missing Ingredient? – US News and World Report.

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