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Playing with purpose - Using games in simulation. With Sophie May
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In this episode of SimCast, Lawrencet and Tony welcome nurse and simulation educator Sophie May to explore playing with purpose through games, escape rooms and simulation. Sophie shares her route into low-cost educational game design, before the team put their cardiology knowledge to the test with her prototype board game, Pulse of Knowledge. Their conversation explores inclusion, clinical reasoning, peer learning and the relationship between game design and learning outcomes.
The team also try a picture-based card game to explore personal meaning and connection, followed by Lawrence and Tony’s Deck of Dodgy Debriefs. Through practical examples, they discuss psychological safety, common debriefing errors and approaches to reflective conversation. Sophie shares her developing design framework and advice on prototyping, playtesting and evaluating learning beyond enjoyment. Watch the games in action and gather ideas for your own teaching.
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