Foundations of Game-Based Learning
games aim to be within a player’s zone of proximal development. The notion of a zone of proximal development, of course, comes from Vygotsky (1978), who also character-ized play as being a “leading factor” in children’s develop-ment and thought that a vital role of play is to create a zone of proximal development for the child. Vygotsky ...
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