In simulations, you are engaged in active learning as opposed to passive learning. Simulations immerse you in the subject and you work to solve the problems in a pressured environment - just like real life. The Learning Pyramid from NTL Maine clearly illustrates that active participants in the learning process results in a higher retention of learning.




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