global-journal-of-human-social-science-g-linguistics-education Global Journal of Human-Social Science - G: Linguistics & Education 0975-587X 2249-460X Global Journals Publishing Group Incorporated 62268 Digital Gaming, Ethics and Teacher Education Ethics and Digital Games in Teacher Education ZacchiVanderlei J. BRAZIL 26 06 2023 23 G5 57 66

The aim of this paper is mainly to develop connections among three areas: teacher education, ethics and digital game studies. The common thread among these three areas in this study is the idea of unpredictability. It is well known that a great number of digital games work around situations of decision making. Most of these situations imply moral and/or ethical consequences. Also, although decision making is highly dependent on (real and virtual) past experience, game players are usually exposed to unpredictable situations, turning the decision making process more complex. Likewise, teachers are often faced with unexpected situations in the classroom that go beyond their area of expertise. These situations also involve decision making, sometimes with ethical implications.

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The aim of this paper is mainly to develop connections among three areas: teacher education, ethics and digital game studies. The common thread among these three areas in this study is the idea of unpredictability. It is well known that a great number of digital games work around situations of decision making. Most of these situations imply moral and/or ethical consequences. Also, although decision making is highly dependent on (real and virtual) past experience, game players are usually exposed to unpredictable situations, turning the decision making process more complex. Likewise, teachers are often faced with unexpected situations in the classroom that go beyond their area of expertise. These situations also involve decision making, sometimes with ethical implications.The aim of this paper is mainly to develop connections among three areas: teacher education, ethics and digital game studies. The common thread among these three areas in this study is the idea of unpredictability. It is well known that a great number of digital games work around situations of decision making. Most of these situations imply moral and/or ethical consequences. Also, although decision making is highly dependent on (real and virtual) past experience, game players are usually exposed to unpredictable situations, turning the decision making process more complex. Likewise, teachers are often faced with unexpected situations in the classroom that go beyond their area of expertise. These situations also involve decision making, sometimes with ethical implications.