Language instructors have long used film and fiction as teaching tools. But one Saint Louis University Italian professor takes that a step further, putting his students in situations where language ...

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A professor has used video games to teach Italian, allowing his students to master two semesters worth of language acquisition through one intensive class for students new to the Italian language. In ...

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A professor at Saint Louis University is using video games to teach language skills to students. Simone Bregni, Ph.D., started playing games in 1975 when he was 12, according to a press release.