When you strive to gamify your classroom, the first thing I would recommend is to think about the games that you or your kids love. These might be casual mobile games like Words with Friends, Angry Birds, or Candy Crush. They might be board games like Monopoly, Pictionary, or Candyland. They might be video games […]
For those looking to “gamify” your classroom, the first thing I would recommend is to think about the games that you or your kids love. These might be casual mobile games like Words with Friends, Angry Birds, or Candy Crush. They might be board games like Monopoly, Pictionary, or Candyland. They might be video games
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For this set of posts, I am sharing how I plan to gamify my classroom this school year. You may or may not have heard of the term gamification but I can tell you that it is a philosophy that is very popular in education (and business) right now. It might be said, that with
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