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Is the Traditional Classroom Becoming Obsolete?

Ask a Tech Teacher

Reports highlight that many students struggle with self-discipline in an online environment, leading to higher dropout rates compared to traditional settings. Department of Education found that 77% of online students reported a better balance between their studies and personal life. A study from the U.S.

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7 Digital tools for student engagement across all grade levels

Neo LMS

For this to happen, teachers can opt for a mix of game-based learning tools, conducting a quick assessment or social and emotional learning (SE)L check-in, or asking students to create and share what they have learned in a way that meets their interests. Read more: How to set up a classroom gamification level system.

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Will gamification replace paper tests?

eSchool News

In fact, around 40 percent of students regularly report experiencing moderate to severe anxiety over tests. No surprise, then, that teachers and schools are increasingly rethinking their assessment methods, seeking ways to evaluate student performance without causing undue stress. So, what does gamification involve?

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Key Digital Innovations for Today’s Education Professionals

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Gamification Dry subject matter coupled with decreasing attention spans means traditional teaching approaches are becoming less effective. Gamification in the classroom can take on various forms. These include writing and adapting lesson plans, forming and updating schedules, and creating student assessment reports.

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Q&A: Matthew Mugo Fields on the Current State of Data Analytics in K–12

EdTech Magazine

Some schools administer a diagnostic benchmark assessment that students take at the beginning of the school year to give a broader view of their learning profile. . Others will use formative assessments in the classroom on a daily basis, although I think both should be applied. One example is observational assessments.

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What is an intelligent learning platform for schools and universities?

Neo LMS

These systems also provide assessments, feedback and reporting tools, as well as automation and gamification, among many other features. Hence, more advanced students can access more complex learning resources and assessments to keep them motivated. . Read more: 5 Must-have LMS reports for schools.

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Best Gamification Tools for Teachers

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

Gamification is a cross-disciplinary concept that has been adopted in several sectors including marketing, healthcare, professional development trainings, politics, among others. By definition, gamification is "the incorporation of game elements into non-game settings" 1.