BUSINESS SIMULATION PERFORMANCE AFTER COMPLETING A REFLECTIVE OBSERVATIONS MODULE

Authors

  • Michael G. Nugent Stony Brook University

Keywords:

Simulation Business Reflective Observations

Abstract

Many factors can contribute to a student

Author Biography

Michael G. Nugent, Stony Brook University

StonyBrook University

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2018-03-12