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Why Games are Helpful Sweetens the Experience Addictive: More Time on Task Memorable
Plan A for Incorporating Games in an Algebra Class The Plan Each Week One Required Game Points Awarded Based on Level Achieved All Students Must Play The Results Students Stressed Out Resentment of the Requirement
The Adjusted Implementation Extra Credit Only Demo’d Before Assigned Most of the Points Just for Trying Only “Gamers” Encouraged to Play
First Game: Math Man Positive Response Instructions Not Read Familiar
Second Game: The Number Properties Game Simple Rules Properties Very Dry Material The Game Helps with Memorization
Game Three: The Simplify Linear Expressions Game Good Concept Simple Math Game to Difficult
Game Four: Linear Inequalities Game Game at Right Level Practices Inequalities Unique Learning
Game Five: Eat of be Eaten Solid Practice with Linear Equations “South Park Like” Cartoon Violence Challenging
Game 6: Polytetris Students’ Favorite Game Best Learning Outcomes Success Make’s Terminology Fun
Game 7: Boarder Line Fun Practice of Slopes and Graphs Part of Game Just for Fun Must Read Directions
Game 8: BeFOILed Good Practice of FOIL Challenging Game Mesmerizing
Game 9: Logger Fun Practice of a Frightful Topic Easy Game Plenty of Learning if Student Pays Attention
Game 10: Sketch the Derivative Challenging Teaches a Concept Otherwise Very Tough to Teach Not Really a Game Yet
Summary Games Only a Supplement Be Nice and Make Extra Credit Demo them First in Class
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