A University of Georgia study found that a VR game significantly improved multilingual students' science understanding.

A University of Georgia study found that a virtual reality (VR) game significantly improved multilingual students' science understanding, enabling them to perform as well as English-speaking peers. The immersive game employed visual, audio, and body movement cues, allowing diverse learning and expression methods. Researchers emphasize the importance of multimodal communication techniques, suggesting VR could be a valuable resource for overcoming language barriers in education.

October 16, 2024
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