Tips for using Game Based Learning in the Classroom

Tips for using Game Based Learning in the Classroom

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Challenges

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Yes, the answer is all three. Disruptions / disrespect, lack of interest, and off task technology use can all be challenges to using Game Based Learning in the classroom.

Here are some strategies for implementing games in the classroom:

• Channel your students' competative spirit

• Create buy-in by using games that allow them to create their own avitar

• Focus students' energy in a positive direction by encouraging excitement for the game.

• Use team based games such as Jeopardy or Who Wants to Be a Millionaire to get students to work cooperatively.

• Set achieveable goals with rewards

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Games in the classroom can offer:

• Increased engagement

• Increased learning outcomes

• Enhanced critical thinking skills

• Differentiation

• Increased positive behaviors

Resources to check out..

• Kahoot

• Blooket
• Quizezz
• Gimkit
• Jeopardy
• Who Wants to be a Millionaire

• Prodigy

• We Will Write

• Goosechase

• Mindcraft Education Edition

• AI can also be a time saver to create games

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