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    Game Based Learning

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    This document discusses using game-based learning in the classroom to motivate students and help them learn mathematical concepts. It provides examples of different types of games that can be used, such as card games, board games, and video games. The document also outlines some of the benefits of game-based learning, such as improving problem-solving skills, and provides a 5-step process for implementing game-based learning that includes determining learning goals, playing the games yourself, getting buy-in from parents, dedicating class time to playing games, and assessing student progress.

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    Game Based Learning

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    This document discusses using game-based learning in the classroom to motivate students and help them learn mathematical concepts. It provides examples of different types of games that can be used, such as card games, board games, and video games. The document also outlines some of the benefits of game-based learning, such as improving problem-solving skills, and provides a 5-step process for implementing game-based learning that includes determining learning goals, playing the games yourself, getting buy-in from parents, dedicating class time to playing games, and assessing student progress.

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    This document discusses using game-based learning in the classroom to motivate students and help them learn mathematical concepts. It provides examples of different types of games that can be used, such as card games, board games, and video games. The document also outlines some of the benefits of game-based learning, such as improving problem-solving skills, and provides a 5-step process for implementing game-based learning that includes determining learning goals, playing the games yourself, getting buy-in from parents, dedicating class time to playing games, and assessing student progress.

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    Game Based Learning

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    Andrea Lacson
    This document discusses using game-based learning in the classroom to motivate students and help them learn mathematical concepts. It provides examples of different types of games that can be used, such as card games, board games, and video games. The document also outlines some of the benefits of game-based learning, such as improving problem-solving skills, and provides a 5-step process for implementing game-based learning that includes determining learning goals, playing the games yourself, getting buy-in from parents, dedicating class time to playing games, and assessing student progress.

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    Game-based

    learning
    Objective:

    Develop a game to motivate


    students, cater mathematical
    investigation, or practice a
    mathematical skill.
    Introduction
    Play is children’s work and they love
    it! Well-designed lessons using
    game-based learning strategy takes
    advantage of children’s natural love
    for play to lead them toward
    complex problem solving.
    Think

    Children find games both motivating and


    enjoyable, so it is not a suprise that
    teachers harness games to cater to
    learn. There are many ways in which
    games are used in the classroom.
    Game-based learning include:
    Card Games Board Games
    Video Games
    Experience
    Following a guessing game to
    develop the student’s sense and
    weight. Weight is probably the most
    abstract measurement for children
    because they do not see it. This game
    will makes sense of weight.
    Challenge
    Developing a game that has
    instructional values is challenging so
    there may be instances when instead
    of creating a new one, you would
    adaptan existing game but modify it
    a bit to meet your learnin goal.
    Harness

    Develop a mathematical
    game that has
    instructional value.
    How important game-based
    learning is?

    This helps to make learning more


    contextual, more real and
    therefore more enjoyable and
    relevant to the learners.
    Is game-based learning
    active learning?

    Game based learning is also an active


    learning technique where games are
    used to enhance student learning. Here,
    the learning comes from playing the
    game and promotes critical thinking and
    problem solving skills.
    What is the difference of Games
    and Game-based Learning?
    While Games are for fun, Game-
    based learning is a type of game
    play that has defined learning
    outcomes its using a game as
    part of the learning process.
    What are the advantages of game-
    based learning to students?

    The use of games in the


    classroom allows children to
    develop an emotional connection
    to learning and subject matter.
    What are the benefits
    advantages of playing games?

    Improved problem-solving skills


    and logic. Increased hand-to-eye
    coordination. Greater multi-
    tasking ability. Faster and more
    accurate decision-making.
    How does game-based learning
    help teachers?
    Game-based learning brings the
    strategies, rules and social experiences of
    playing a game into the classroom. The
    game-based learning model allows
    teachers to target certain activities that
    will benefit the real-world application of
    concepts.
    5 Steps to Implementing Game-Based
    Learning in the Classroom
    Determine the Purpose of Game-Based Learning
    Play the Game Yourself, Making Sure It Is Aligned with
    Learning Goals
    Ensure It Meets Expectations from Parents
    Dedicate Time to Consistent In-Class Play
    Assess Progress Throughout Play, Informing Instruction
    1. Determine the Purpose of
    Game-Based Learning
    Its use games as an educational tool to
    enhance the learning experience and achieve
    specific educational objectives. Game-based
    learning blends elements of gaming with
    educational content to engage and motivate
    learners while promoting the acquisition of
    knowledge, skills, and attitudes.
    2. Play the Game Yourself,
    Making Sure It Is Aligned with
    Learning Goals

    Playing the game in question will


    help you determine if it’s aligned
    with learning goals you’ve set.
    3. Ensure It Meets
    Expectations from Parents

    Getting buy-in from other teachers


    or admins may be needed before
    finalizing your game selection, but
    parents should also know about
    your game-based learning plans.
    4. Dedicate Time to
    Consistent In-Class Play

    Sporadic game-based learning may


    not allow students to reach learning
    goals as effectively as consistent,
    scheduled play time.
    5. Assess Progress Throughout
    Play, Informing Instruction

    Collecting data from the games


    you implement can uncover
    student trouble spots and
    aptitudes, helping you shape in-
    class instruction.

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