and asked to take seats around the game board table. Each group began with questions concerning some physics phenomena and students moved their tokens (one per group) forward by the number of right answers or correctly named concepts. At the end of the game (when allocated time ended), students were asked to fill in a self- and peer-assessment questionnaire. At each stage of the game after students had attempted, a scientifically accepted answer to each question was provided together with a proper explanation by students or, if needed (when students didn’t pass), by the teacher. Thus, this approach allows the teacher to immediately rectify and clarify students’ misconceptions.