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Explore how board games boost cognition, problem-solving, and cause-and-effect thinking while supporting social skills, emotional expression, and well-being in educational, and therapeutic settings.

In my session, we'll explore the intricate interplay between board games and cognitive functions. From strategic thinking to problem-solving skills, these games serve as catalysts for intellectual development, fostering a nuanced understanding of cause and effect. Beyond cognitive prowess, board games emerge as social laboratories, where children navigate the complexities of interaction, communication, and cooperation. This session will help you understand how board games serve as safe spaces for emotional expression and regulation. Gain an understanding of how the good use of games can promote emotional well-being and constructive outlets for self-discovery in children. Attendees will leave with a deeper understanding of how board games can be purposefully integrated into educational settings, family game nights, and therapeutic settings.

• Event Type TRD - Trade Day Events
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• Day Wednesday
• Start Time 1:00 PM
• End Time 2:00 PM
• Duration 1 hours
• Location JW
• Room 103.0
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• Age Required Everyone (6+)
• Experience Required None (You've never played before - rules will be taught)
• Min Players 1
• Max Players 50
• Cost Free
• Tickets Available 50
• GM / Organizer Tanner Babb
• Group Huntington University
• Tournament No
• Round 1 of 1
• Materials Required No
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• Email tbabb@huntington.edu
• Special Category none
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