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5 reasons why game design is the best way to teach STEAM skills

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Another exploratory study from Computers & Education that involved elementary and middle school students found that collaborative digital game design promotes knowledge creation and supports diverse learning styles, making it a strong method for inclusive education. Gamifying learning turns failures into the next “level” to conquer.

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Legal Risks and Obligations for Schools Using AI Tutors

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Failure to comply with these laws can lead to serious legal consequences. Constant content reviews ensure AI stays relevant to current medical knowledge. How can schools test the accessibility of AI tools? It protects how schools collect, use, and share personal information about students and their families.

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How Gamification Uncovers Nuance In The Learning Process

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Letter grades are indeed first subjective evaluations of knowledge proficiency, but once they are passed to the hands of the students, they become game components, passed around as proof of the completion of some task, or the achievement of some desired goal (mastering a standard, fulfilling the requirements of an assignment, etc.)

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Engaging Strategies for Reluctant Learners in High School

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Build up foundational knowledge 4. Build up foundational knowledge Many students enter high school with gaps in their instruction, making many lessons and activities feel impossibly difficult. This foundational knowledge includes study skills. Once the dread of big tests is gone, you may find that engagement takes its place.

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Re-Visiting Ivan Illich: Deschooling Society

Teacher Toms Blog

The failures of school are taken by most people as proof that education is very costly, very complex, always arcane, and frequently impossible task." Testing was rare and largely inconsequential. The reward is not a grade or a test score, but rather the satisfaction of having asked your own questions and finding you own answers.

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Visible Learning and John Hattie

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They all worked for a while and then, maybe when the novelty wore off, I was back to the same Bell curve of successes, failures, and those in between. That includes everything from Common Core to the IB philosophy, from Depth of Knowledge to Project-based Learning. I confess, I found it frustrating. Or not occurring.

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How to Create a Classroom That’s a Safe Space for Failure

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my students informed me, running over after their latest test. “Is Over the last five years, I have worked hard to teach my students that failure is a gift. This isn’t a new idea, but we still struggle with the idea that failure is a necessary component of success. Embracing failure can seem counterintuitive to students.

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