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In school I always loved playing Jeopardy! It was competitive and I was learning at the same time! I will definitely be playing Jeopardy with my students.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_U0iTwSm5S8

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It's super important to make the class interactive. If you stand in front of the class and lecture for 45 minutes, you're going to lose a lot of the students' attention. Another good tool for keeping attentions would be to get things like a fidget cube in the classroom. These are awesome assets for helping students focus!

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Using games in lectures really make the student want to win the game. They end up learning the concept while trying to win, so it is a fun way for them to learn. Students always enjoy playing Jeopardy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXAFu670BYg

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Try using different methods. Don't just lecture your class all the time. Do game days, group activities, race projects, ect. But remember to stay on topic. It is easy to let your class get away from you. I agree with the others, Kahoot and Prezis are good ways to branch away from lectures.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hVaJuTYKss

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I think students always enjoy a good prezi or fun online game. Prezi gets you away from using PowerPoint all the time, and online games like Kahoot or Jeopardy are great for review days!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Efgu2Sce_LQ

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Kahoot is always the way to go. Maybe get more students involved with their study guides. Review everything online.

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What is the best way to capture and hold student's attention in a 45 minute classroom?