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It is a well-known learning tool used to teach Mathematics, History, Art, Physics or almost any other subject.

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It is a well-known learning tool used to teach Mathematics, History, Art, Physics or almost any other subject.

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I saw some of my sts playing minecraft, but I haven't tried it yet. As soos as possible I will look and try to apply to my lessons.

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minecrat seems to be a very good way to play and learn

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minecrat seems to be a very good way to play and learn

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I'm just meeting

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I haven't used Minecraft. So I don't know how to use it.but I 'd love to it.

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I haven't used Minecraft I would like to learn more about how to use it in foreign language learning.

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I know Minecraft because my daughter plays and we talk about this game. I didn't think of integrating Minecraft into class, but if I do, I'm sure my students will be happy.

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ı used minecraft to answer yes no questions

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I did not use Maine Craft

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Being an informatic teacher I could easily use Minecraft in my classroom for pupils solving problems or making something or create a cool place or even a world. I was in one education about useing Minecraft in class and it was really fun and usefull. I must write that in every generation of pupils there is one that draw on computer a square tree.  Although the pupils in our country now passionately play Fortnite.

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I did not use minecraft, but I'd love to try.

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a few years back my students build a soccer field at minecraft, gettip help from their Math teacher.

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No, I can´t see its usefulness in my classroom. Maybe for someone else's school subject. Today it is Minecraft that ´s popular, today it´s some other game. I my country the most popular game is "Fortnite".

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I haven't used Minecraft I would like to learn more about how to use it in foreign language learning.

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I did not play Minecraft, but try it.

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I can see the benefits of using Minecraft in classroom. I will try to use it.

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I have never used Minecraft and I can see its value. I would probably use it while teaching Math. Will definitely try!

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I think, it's time to try!
As teacher of foreign languages I could try to introduce this tool for building "a virtual space" in which students can be kept in touch with the  language of the environment they build.
They could create some story or explain a project.

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I don't know enough about it yet. But I see the potential

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I think i might give it a try!

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I think that minecraft is usefull for  Geography classes. Is we can create a city and the challenge leave at this environment.
I need to learn more about this:)

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I could see great benefits arising from the use of Minecraft in the classroom. This would allow children and teachers to interact in a virtual setting and would allow the children to express their creative side by designing and making a variety of things.

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At first I should learn using Minecraft. But I think by development logic it would be great.

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My children at home playing Main Craft and hearing my students talk about it, I never played it. I hope that I can use it to achieve educational and educational goals because they have an impact on children and love to practice it

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I have never played and used Minecraft. It would be interesting to find out how this game could be used in the language teaching lessons.

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I have never played Minecraft. I heard a lot of about how usufu and interesting game it is. I have no idea how to implement it in the math lessons.

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I will first have to try Minecraft to think of some activities that I can give my students.

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I've never played Minecraft in the classroom, but I'll try next year. My students know this game and I hope they'll teach me.

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I know, played for coding.And my daughter played for a long time.

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I've never used this programme, however I believe could be a good occasion to use it. In addition, it look like easy to manage and visually quite atractive. There is no doubt, I'll use it in my Technologies lessons.

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I have never played Minecraft but I think in future I will try. Now, I don´t have idea how to integrate Minecraft into my teaching.

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I haven't used Minecraft in my library before, but I would love to.

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I used Minecraft in Codeweek platform for certfication

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I have never played Minecraft but i have heard about it and how kids these days like it so maybe I will try it someday

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I'm not using this at the moment. Perhaps minecraft can be used to investigate 2D and 3D shapes during design lessons.

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I use the Minecraft versione included into the Codeweek platform every year to introduce students to coding

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I only use Minecraft in codeweek actities. I don't use it in my lessons.

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As a counselor, Minecraft does not apply to  my students.
I am thinking on using this game with my students in collaboration with their class teacher .

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Mine Minecraft knowledge is really basic so I'm not sure how could I use it in my work with students.

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I ve never used before this game. But ı am curious about it. ı want to try next term with my students.

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Yes, I did because Minecraft is an enjoyable game which develop creativity and an open mind. It is useful to transform students in inventors, a sort of engineers who build something new or simply students with collaborate talking with other students in a virtual word in order to reach an aim.

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I have never played Minecraft but I would like to play it with my students.

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I have never played Minecraft but I think in future I will try.

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I have never played Minecraft but I think in future I will try.

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I've never used it before but I can imagine to use it for mathemtic
I have wooden cubes by which students construct buildings and then draw planks of these stuctures in isometric networks. Maybe something like that could be created in that tool.

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Brigitta
I've never used it before, but I think it's the moment to get out of my comfort zone 😉😎

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I have never used Minecraft, but it looks very interesting and useful. 

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I have never used Minecraft, but it looks very interesting and useful. 

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My son has let me "play" Minecraft twice, but I was so bad and clumsy with those building blocks, so I gave up. If I decide to let students play Minecraft or a similar game in the classroom, I will ask them to teach me, they will like the idea of teaching me. When we learn new English vocabulary, my students tell me quite often that they remember some words from Minecraft.

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I have never used Minecraft,but it looks very interesting and useful. It can develop a lot students abilities.

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I have never used Minecraft,but it looks very interesting and useful. It can develop a lot students abilities.

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Some of my students use minecraft.It very interesting

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I play Minecraft both with my daughter and also with my students when we organize extracurricular activities. I like it and we use it as often as we can.

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I've never heard about Minecraft before, and I don't know what the game can exactly  offer more than fun. I can not see all the benefits that we can take with the game in the video.

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I like to play Minecraft with my students and they enjoy doing that because they can show what they had already learnt.

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I didn t try yet, but I am interested about minecraft. I can use when I teach about emotions and feelings, I think they can create with minecraft imagines of emotions

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Yes, my studens use Minecraft. They love it a lot. We have developed geometry projects.

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It looks very interesting, but I have not used it in classroom

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I haven't used Minecraft in my classroom before, but I would love to. I plan to use it for learning symmetry and measures...

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Naema alhenawi
I didn’t try it yet , but we will try it because it is very interesting

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I haven´t used minecraft, but it appear very fun and creative, I would like use it in the classroom, but I don´t know how

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I use MInecraft with my students. They like it very much and they  have learnt many things from these games.
I will use this game in class and try to integrate in my teaching,

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I haven t used minecraft in class. It would be something hard to digest for the parents and the other teachers, because unfortunatelly education doesn t seem to be equal with fun. I believe it could be a great tool for math using Minecraft for explaining space, volume, distance , measuring correctly and expanding the creativity.

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I´m not familiar with Minecraft so I haven´t used it in my classroom.

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I haven't used Minecraft in my classroom. However during the coding activities students usually choose exercises set in the world of Minecraft on code.org.

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I'm not familiar with Minecraft but I know it was very famous among children some years ago. Googlind Minecraft edu I noticed the education version was created by a team in Finland! : ) I think pupils would love to work on the programme, building, playing, chatting etc. In cooperation with a classteacher it would be an interesting way of teaching English, too. Some of the building and creating could be done during some other lesson, and some - especially with vocabulary and chatting - in the English lessons. Or we could combine our lessons into a several-lessons unit and teach together at the same time - even better. The pupils could learn a lot of vocabulary by playing.

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I met minecraft thanks to my students, who told me about it and then showed it to me. I looked at both the purely playful and the educational versions. I think it can be very useful for learning and I plan to use it: I would like to ask students to reconstruct the school and class in minecraft, give some lessons about mincraft and assign them homework, such as creating and managing a garden. In this way I could let the students of the first class learn the vegetable kingdom. They could collaborate in the same garden, accumulate badges depending on whether they manage to make the plants bloom properly, proving to know the importance of the climate and the consequences on the vegetation of our actions.

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Minecraft is a very interesting game but I haven't used it so far in my classroom. I will try it .

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I am not overly familiar with Minecraft however I do know that the children are very much interested in it in my school. I would love to explore further the idea of using Minecraft to promote learning as the children would definitely be on board with the idea

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My son and godson are real Minecraft fans so I know what it is about but I don't really see myself using it in my language classroom. Why? First, our school is not so well equipped with necessary technologies, and second, I am sure that there are plenty of other games that can be used in classroom, others than those which students play in their free time.

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Why not? I see myself using Minecraft but it would be difficult for me to do this in my language class. Still, it would be a great idea to use it in the educational class, so the children can show me their ideas about an ideal place to stay, or any other thing like that.

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I could. My students often talk about video games they play, and one of them is Minecraft. I use their experience to get them talking, and practice argumentation, conversation and communication skills.

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Of course I would, as long as I get to know more about it and see how it'd help my students practice their language skills or acquire knowledge on any school subject.

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Yes I see myself using minecraft.Minecraft is easy to use and implement in a classroom. It promotes student independence and creativity, but it is also an immensely collaborative tool that I have witnessed being integrated across all grade levels and content areas. Students can apply their understanding in truly unique and often unanticipated ways. Previously, my kids struggled with writing. Today, they are more creative and confident writers. Instead of getting 125 essays written in the exact same style with the same details, I now get unique historical narratives, rich with sensory experiences and observations made with their own eyes.

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Yes I could. My previous generation of students used to play Minecraft and they liked it a lot but this generation are too young for that. Maybe next year when they are older.

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I don't really see myself using Minecraft. It could offer some practice in English but so can other games. And I am not really a supporter of keeping pupils in front of a computer screen all of the time.

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I tried it, its interesting.

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I have not used it before, but I'll try

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I have looked at it once before but I didn't get it so I think I need a lot of practice before I can use it with my students. I have never played games like that for fun.

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My school is involved in a MakeCode project where some teachers have been trained in minecraft and are currently working on the discipline of geography.

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As a biologist, I see big potential for creation and investigating biological structures.

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My students play Minecraft and I plan to use it in class now that I have seen how it works.

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I really like Minecraft and its design. I do see it working cross-curricular and intergrated in the lessons however I do not see it working that well for early years children. They do find the concept a bit hard to comprehend but at times it proves to be difficult to integrated in a topic

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I have never used Minecraft in class before, but it sound like an interesting idea to explore and try to implement in class as a way of fun learning

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I had never thought about using Minecraft to teach.
I confess that I took the time to assimilate the idea, but after a research, I verified that it is a virtualized LEGO world.
And as I like legos, it seems that I will use it in future works.
The link I found that really interests me exploring:

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Learning Objectives

Students will identify examples of common chemical reactions that occur in the real world and use Minecraft mechanics to demonstrate chemical reactions.

Students will understand that chemical reactions do not have to happen in a chemistry laboratory.

Students should understand that chemistry happens during natural and human activities.

Guiding Ideas

Lesson 1:

Chemical reactions are occurring all the time, and chemistry has been used to manufacture many objects and materials that we are familiar with. What reactions can we demonstrate with Minecraft?

Examples include:

* Fire is produced when carbon reacts with oxygen to make carbon dioxide.

* Smelting. Turning metal ores into metals. e.g. Iron ore is composed on iron oxides and high temperatures are needed to drive off the oxygen and turn the ore into pure iron.

* Chemical reactions happen when food is cooked. For example when potatoes and vegetables are cooked the heat breaks chemical bonds in cell walls and makes the food easier to digest.

* TNT exploding is a chemical reaction which rapidly produces lots of gas.

* When plants grow they absorb carbon dioxide from the air and turn it into cellulose.

Student Activities

Students should be provided with a set of materials, that should include a very limited about of TNT, a flint and steel and bone meal. They should have access to a crafting table and a furnace.

Students should be encouraged to play Minecraft in a free and open fashion (in survival mode), whilst thinking about what chemical reactions might be going on during their creative and (possibly) destructive game play.

Performance Expectations

What chemical reactions can you demonstrate with Minecraft?

What examples of prehistoric people using chemistry can you think off?

What natural examples of chemistry are there?

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Chemistry All Around You | Minecraft: Education Edition

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Students will identify examples of common chemical reactions that occur in the real world and use Minecraft mechanics to demonstrate chemical reactions. Students will understand that chemical reactions do not have to happen in a chemistry laboratory. Students should understand that chemistry happens during natural and human activities.

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I'm not a fan of video games so I don't keep track of them and I've known nothing of this game so far. However, while browsing the Internet, I've read about some interesting possibilities of this game and I'm sure I'll try it out with the students! I'm excited about all the possibilities it provides and I can't wait to start building with them. There's a big playground in front of the school building so it would be interesting to see what kind of playground our students would make, to fit the 21st century pupils!

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Not really, because I teach Psychology and although Minecraft can apperently enhance students' social skills, I believe most of MMORPGs can have the same effect, and social skills can be developed, I am sure, though other means more suited to subject of Psychology.

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I could use minecraft to get the children to create the numbers, letters and shapes that we are working on. I could use it as a pre-writing tool. Will have to try this out and see how it works but I can imagine it working well.

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I have never been playing Minecraft or looking over someones shoulder while doing this. So I really don't know the features and different possibilities the game offers. So I first have to get more information and figure out how it could be integrated into classroom teaching. At the moment I am not sure about using it as learning or teaching tool.

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We have used mMinecraft in order to develop my students creativity and interest in Science and general knowledge. The use of this game helped them a lot in many fields of education and offered them interesting learning experiences.

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I never used it in my class, but I could supplement it by presenting the main topics in the form of levels with questions to overcome to access the next level

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It seems a very useful tools to learn art and practice it. I dream to see myself using minecraft in my art classe. It will be an opportunity the make a virtual sculpture and make some eflection on some termes like balance, emptiness and fullness etc...