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learning games
5 articles on learning games, newest first.
Online Schooling Is More Than Online ClassesA Zoom call moves the classroom online. It does not move the practice, the checking or the homework. Here is what the research says children need between live classes, and how lessons, quick quizzes, printable worksheets and games fill that gap.Read the article →
Why Credits and Games Keep a Homeschooled Child Coming BackA homeschooled child has no classmates to keep up with and no bell to answer. The thing that brings them back to the desk tomorrow has to be built in. Here is what is built in, and the research behind it.Read the article →
Five Levels Per Game: Why Class 2 and O Level Play the Same Game DifferentlyEvery game has a five-rung ladder, and the rungs bend by age. A seven-year-old gets twice the time and a lower pass mark on level one; an O Level student does not. Here is the design.Read the article →
Credits Decide Which Game Opens Next: The Unlock Ladder ExplainedOne credit opens the first game in each section. Eleven opens the second. Fifty-one opens everything. The exact numbers, where credits come from, and why the ladder is in that order.Read the article →
How QuizByt Picks Games by Age: Three Bands, Not One CatalogueA seven-year-old and a fifteen-year-old should not see the same games list. Here is how a child's class decides which games they can see, which are free, and which come with spoken instructions.Read the article →Related topics