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How to use Digital Quick Writes–the video

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Quick writes are short, spontaneous writing exercises that allow students to express their thoughts and ideas without the pressure of formal writing tasks. Murray emphasizes the importance of variety and choice in writing activities, which can cater to students different preferences and skills.

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How to Gamify Professional Development

EdTech Magazine

Digital breakouts, which use Google Forms among other tools, represent a type of gamification. Because these experiences make learning entertaining and memorable, educators may be more likely to complete professional development exercises. How K–12 School Leaders Can Help Incorporate Gamification.

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Using ChatGPT to Revolutionize PE Teaching: 5 Expert Strategies!

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Tip 1: Create Customized Exercise Programs Using ChatGPT’s flexibility, PE teachers may create complex, individualized training regimens that meet each student’s needs. Teachers make customized exercise plans by carefully examining information about students’ fitness levels, interests, and health issues.

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12 Ways to Use Videos for Learning in the Classroom

ViewSonic Education

With the traditional homework model, new material is presented in class and then consolidated at home with exercises or tasks. Gamification Aids Engagement. Many internet users are now familiar with the gamification of learning with platforms such as Duolingo or the Khan Academy.

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Promoting student attention in your K-12 school or district

Hapara

Tools such as AI, interactive simulations and gamification can help educators provide engaging and personalized learning. Encourage educators to incorporate goal-setting exercises, assignment reflections and digital tools to help learners monitor their focus.

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NY Times article discusses engagement and gamification

Ascend Math

The article is well worth reading for its smart discussion of “engagement” and “gamification.”. Readers who attended school in the pre-laptop era may have played classroom games like multiplication bingo, an offline exercise in which students win acclaim or prizes for being the quickest to remember their times tables.

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How to manage slow-working students in your classroom

Neo LMS

Read more: 3 Gamification principles for a gamified learning environment. It also involves other stakeholders, such as parents and the community, who can also support students. However, you can also use small rewards such as colored pencils or the chance to represent the class in school events or activities. Involve the parents.

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