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Gamification in the Elementary Classroom
PLAYING IS LEARNING
Over 10 years ago I started a blog called The Classroom Game Nook blog. I started it because I am a big fan of finding ways to make learning more fun for students. When learning is fun, motivation, engagement, and student success often follow.
On my blog the Classroom GAME Nook, I shared all the ways that I used fun and games in the classroom. And, although over the years I dropped the word “game” from my title, and am now just The Classroom Nook, I certainly did not stop striving to find ways to make learning fun through games.
I want to explore gamification in the classroom. Gamification is a term that we’ve heard pop up in the education world lately. Kids love games. When they play games, they have fun, and when they have fun: they learn.
So, what is it about games that are so attractive? And how can we capture those elements and apply it to other areas in the classroom? Well - that’s exactly what we’re about to explore.
FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES VISIT: classroomnook.com/podcast/115
Click HERE to listen to the TED talk with Paul Anderson
Learning Game Apps:
- Kahoot
- Quizlet
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By Rachael Parlett
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PLAYING IS LEARNING
Over 10 years ago I started a blog called The Classroom Game Nook blog. I started it because I am a big fan of finding ways to make learning more fun for students. When learning is fun, motivation, engagement, and student success often follow.
On my blog the Classroom GAME Nook, I shared all the ways that I used fun and games in the classroom. And, although over the years I dropped the word “game” from my title, and am now just The Classroom Nook, I certainly did not stop striving to find ways to make learning fun through games.
I want to explore gamification in the classroom. Gamification is a term that we’ve heard pop up in the education world lately. Kids love games. When they play games, they have fun, and when they have fun: they learn.
So, what is it about games that are so attractive? And how can we capture those elements and apply it to other areas in the classroom? Well - that’s exactly what we’re about to explore.
FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES VISIT: classroomnook.com/podcast/115
Click HERE to listen to the TED talk with Paul Anderson
Learning Game Apps:
- Kahoot
- Quizlet