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If it’s not within their interests

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learning disabilities

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If there is more focus on the game aspect, it could be distracting. Or if the game doesn't align strongly with the learning content

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promotes competition and may cause one to feel less than

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promotes competition and may cause one to feel less than

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distracted by the game

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The timer and music from Kahoot can cause students to check out.

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Overstimulation

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lack of tech support

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if it causes distraction, competition stress, or focuses attention on rewards instead of understanding the content

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Too competitive for some learners

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focusing on alternative aspects of the game..rewards

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focusing on alternative aspects of the game..rewards

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Distractions and lack of access to tech resources

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Students know before they start who’s going to win the game. So they give up.