Escape the Gamification Muesum

Escape the Gamification Muesum

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How do you see yourself gamifying your future classroom?

I would gamify my future classroom by adding different rewards to tasks like turning in assignments or answering questions in class. Once completing these tasks, students would get some kind of collectable that symbols a level, and you get prizes one you hit different levels.

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Why is gamification something you think is useful for teachers?

Gamification increases dopamine, which will, in turn increase students' engagement and ability to learn. It can also help with problem solving.

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What is the most memorable thing from 6 Ways to Gamigy Your Classroom?

Introducing rewards is a way to motivate students to complete their work, but also could incitivize them to do extra work.

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Most interesting piece from "Gamification and Education: the Core Principles"

Humans want to learn and want to have competency, and gaming is one of the most educational things there is.

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Most interesting fact from: "Gamification in Education: Benefits, Best Practices, and Practical Examples"

Gamified activities involve practiced repetition; this will help students with memory recall. This reminds me to include games and activities that make students activily recall what they've learned.

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Best information from "Best Gamification Tools for Teachers"

Riddle is a simple quiz maker that will allow teachers to create quizzes, games, and polls. I think I will use this in my future classroom to help with student interaction and memory recall.

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Question #7

You can integrate reading assignments with video games designed to align with different books. This will help with student's engagment with the text. Another idea is to design in-class games that are based upon the text.

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Things learned from Tedtalk

Games motivate people to achieve goals and complete tasks. Completing games can help students feel accomplished. I want to use games in the classroom because I want my students to have goals and also enjoy completing them.

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How Games Help Students Learn

Nine out of every ten school-aged kids play electronic video games. Incorporating games in the classroom saw a 74% increase in engagement. This helps reinforce my thoughts on games in the classroom; these statistics show the value of interactive learning.

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Gaming in the classroom

80% of learners would be more productive if learning were more game-like. This shows me the flaws of my own education. Many times in my education, I have had to sit in front of a whiteboard for hours and just take notes and then take tests. This shows me that education needs to adapt and become more fun.

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