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Diverts teacher attention from students to a device for awarding points

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Diverts teacher attention from students to a device for awarding points

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Might require a game master in addition to a teacher!

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Laura.S

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some students don't play as fast and feel left behind

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some students don't play as fast and feel left behind

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some students don

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some students

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Not following through.... run out of stickers ;-)

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Not following through.... run out of stickers ;-)

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Games are field tested before they are distributed widely

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So many challenges - Illusion of it Working

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So many challenges - Illusion of it Working

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So many teachers buy into this because rewards and punishments are firmly ingrained in the system. I would overcome it by not using gamification (smile). T

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parents (who are used to a more traditional learning approach) may not understand why gamification is being used

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not all students like to play games

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The fear of starting and learning something new, it may not all be perfect, you may be learning with the students or have problems along the way Laura.s

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Aligning gamification with learning goals

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Aligning gamification with learning goals