Games are not only models for helping students think about how the world works, but also a dynamic medium through which to engage socially and to develop a deeper understanding of their place in the world.
It depends on the game, and how its represented
Attention to well-being and social-emotional learning is as important as attention to academic learning.
It is definitely important, but I feel as if sometimes most schools don't incorporate this into curriculum
Real learning is participatory and experientia
I absolutely agree with this. I personally learn better just simply by doing rather than having someone else simply explain it to me.
The approach to learning and assessment is based on social-cultural principles
True, most classes I've ever been in circles around the mass majority of what society thinks you should do. For example, most classes are based around lectures, and how students are basically forced into a position to learn in that way