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ePals connects K-12 classes from 99+ countries for collaboration on projects like pen pal exchanges. Teachers can search for partner classrooms by language, age, and keyword. Safety filters are available for student communication, and lesson plan ideas and resources are provided (Cricket Media, 2020).
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16QGhecHHNWACaluBel3_iFaRv8doC-Az/view?usp=drive_link

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Discover the wonders of global collaboration in the classroom with GoPangea. Quickly engage in cross-curricular projects that explore any subject by customizing search results and filtering them based on specific requirements such as topic, age, and country. Students can access various resources, including videos, articles, discussion boards, and the ability to create their projects (Go Pangea - a World of Learning, n.d.).
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UeuCGmCMscLwo3TcSJ36XT1ZuTUyEtTZ/view?usp=drive_link

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Go Pangea connects the world through learning. Our global community engages learners in real-world collaboration to develop skills for success in school, work, and life. Go Pangea was created by PenPal Schools.

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Homes by Tinybop is an excellent tool for teachers to introduce their students to different cultures and homes. It allows kids to explore and develop their questions for learning. This app benefits ELL students and dual-language classrooms by providing multiple language options. With tags enabled, students can switch between English, Spanish, French, German, and Chinese and learn new vocabulary(Tinybop, n.d.). Students can also choose a region to research alone or in small groups.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_Lcm2YOxk_aDvH5ibTzLxBl2GN8md2Tk/view?usp=drive_link

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Explore unique homes around the world: a brownstone in Brooklyn, a yurt in Mongolia, an adobe house in Guatemala and more. Play and learn.

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Introducing the diversity of life on Earth can be achieved through the National Geographic for Kids-Countries website. Students can learn about various animals, watch science and geography series, and explore countries or U.S. states (Countries, n.d.). It is an excellent resource for educational purposes.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sWoAb79v7f3SJPZEryWNyN1kvQZUgLTH/view?usp=drive_link

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Quandary serves as a resource for students to develop their awareness and navigate moral dilemmas they may encounter in everyday life. Through the use of thinking, empathy, perspective taking and decision making skills Quandary helps students hone their abilities in a way that is applicable to personal growth. It also supports the development of literacy and life skills, like communication, problem solving, information literacy, global awareness, collaboration, and creative thinking within a classroom environment (Educators | Quandary, n.d.).

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uZzsw8DFYuQQ7bwPdUvH80JvR-9D-FbF/view?usp=drive_link

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At the dawn of a new society, how will you decide?

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Meet our Advisory Board!

We're thrilled to welcome our Quandary Advisory Board members! Quandary will be better and stronger thanks to their incredible expertise.

We extend a warm welcome to:

David Alsdorf

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Javier Prieto

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New research shows Quandary's effectiveness

University researchers recently completed a nationwide study of Quandary and its research-based curriculum options.

Key findings

Increase in fact vs. opinion comprehension

Increase in self-reported perspective-taking

Increase in prosocial identities (concern for others)

Increase in positive perceptions of classroom climate with project-based curriculum

Universal teacher satisfaction and high student engagement

Planet Braxos needs your help!

When the people on planet Braxos can't resolve their dilemmas, they need help from you, their Captain. Settle disputes by considering facts, opinions, and solutions... and shape the future of a new civilization.

A free, nonprofit interactive learning game in ethical decision-making

Quandary engages students in ethical decision-making and develops skills that help them identify and resolve ethical issues in their own lives through engaging story and fun gameplay. There is no one right answer in the game, just as in real life. But each action has consequences that affect the player, others in the community and the planet Braxos.

From the creators of Zoombinis and Lure of the Labyrinth

Quandary was created by an award-winning team of experts across the fields of child development, social and emotional learning, and game design. The Learning Games Network partnered with scholars at Harvard and Tufts University and the MIT Education Arcade to design the game, which was produced by FableVision Studios.

"It seems to have hit a lot of that X factor in terms of a good idea, the fantasy element, beautiful artwork, the students really like [...] all the different characters, the time of the game play. [It] gets them thinking about ethics and decision-making in a concrete way."

"I use it every year in my geography curriculum to guide the students though conversations about a fantasy world and their environment, sustainability, and species, and then it's an easy connection to real ethical issues that we should grapple with on our planet."

" Quandary is really one of the few games that I think is designed for the classroom that really lives up to the hype."

"There were able to actually see the perspectives of their classmates."

" Quandary gets my students thinking. It provides great lessons in choice and consequences of decisions."

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Shape the future of a new society with ethical decision making. Play Quandary, a free educational online game to get kids motivated and excited to learn.