This session offers the transformative power of game-based learning. You will learn about various game-based learning elements and be guided through a plan to begin creating games in your classroom that will invigorate your students’ interests in the content you need to teach them. Kimberly Ring is an online instructor, and her insights can be applied to all types of classrooms.
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Game-Based Learning
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This session offers the transformative power of game-based learning. You will learn about various game-based learning elements and be guided through a plan to begin creating games in your classroom that will invigorate your students’ interests in the content you need to teach them. Kimberly Ring is an online instructor, and her insights can be applied to all types of classrooms.
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