Game-based Learning Archives - Page 6 of 12

5 questions to ask before using ed tech in class

When it comes to introducing ed tech games into the classroom, teachers should determine if the games deliver not just fun—but learning through productive struggle

February 28th, 2020|Categories: 21st Century Skills, Academic Achievement, Academic Performance, Accountability, Child Development, Childhood Education, Children, Current Events, Education, Game-based Learning, Learning, News, School, Students, Teacher, United States (U.S.)|Tags: Education, schools|

Game-Based Learning in Middle School Math

Working with teachers, researchers created free online math games that encourage students to persist in grappling with difficult concepts.

February 25th, 2020|Categories: 21st Century Skills, Academic Achievement, Academic Performance, Accountability, Child Development, Childhood Education, Children, Current Events, Education, Game-based Learning, Learning, Math, Mathematics, News, School, Students, Teacher, United States (U.S.)|Tags: Education, schools|

Can you solve it? Leap year logic

Celebrate leap year with this fun puzzle

February 24th, 2020|Categories: 21st Century Skills, Academic Achievement, Academic Performance, Accountability, Childhood Education, Children, Current Events, Education, Game-based Learning, Learning, Math, Mathematics, News, Teacher, United States (U.S.)|Tags: Education, schools|

Can you solve it? Are you smart enough for MIT?

Can you solve this puzzle? Are you smart enough for MIT?

February 10th, 2020|Categories: 21st Century Skills, Academic Achievement, Academic Performance, Accountability, Child Development, Childhood Education, Children, Current Events, Education, Game-based Learning, Learning, News, Teacher, United States (U.S.)|Tags: Education, schools|

Why Are Puzzles Good For Kids? There Are So Many Reasons Why

From learning about colors and shapes to aiding the development of a child's social skills, there are numerous reasons why kids benefit from playing with puzzles

January 30th, 2020|Categories: 21st Century Skills, Academic Achievement, Academic Performance, Accountability, Child Development, Childhood Education, Children, Current Events, Education, Game-based Learning, Learning, News, Parental Involvement, Parenting, Parents, Teacher, United States (U.S.)|Tags: Education, schools|

How to Find Games for Classroom Learning

A game-based learning expert looks at why teachers should try using games, and shares a new book—available for free—that will help them identify worthwhile games for their students.