Simulation-based learning is a teaching method that allows learners to have a hands-on, realistic experience of a situation or activity, without actually performing it in real life. This teaching method often employs interactive technology to recreate a situation or activity accurately, which learners can then practice and perfect their skills in a safe, controlled environment. It is often used in medical, military, aviation, and engineering settings, but can also be used in other fields where hands-on experience is important. Simulation-based learning brings real-world scenarios to the classroom, allowing learners to make mistakes, learn from them, and develop their skills before they are faced with real-life situations.
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