A wise old colleague once quipped that the teacher is the only one who ever learns anything in a classroom. We hope this isn’t so with the retirement-education game we recently developed. That is, we hope those who play the game actually learn something. But the punch line of the quip certainly turned out to be true. We were surprised to find how much we learned about the retirement planning process in putting the game together...
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Steven Sass & Francis Vitagliano & Luke Delorme, 2006.
"Learning By Teaching,"
Issues in Brief
ib47, Center for Retirement Research.
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