California School Integrates Games and Learning
From PBS – News Hour
“At first glance, it might seem like the students who attend the private K-12 New Roads School in Santa Monica, California, are simply playing video and computer games all day. But these students are actually taking part in a new experiment in educational innovation. The NewsHour’s April Brown reports on one school’s approach to keep students engaged all day.”
PBS – News Hour
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Posted on July 11, 2014, in games in school and tagged Education, Educational games, engagement, engagement in learning, GameDesk, Games and Learning, games in the classroom, New roads school, playmaker school. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
Gaming and Education 
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It is exciting to see that more and more schools are opening their programs for games. The benefits are multiple and integrating gaming in school is also one of the ways to regulate the way children interact with technology and to ensure they will build moderate habits make the most of playing games. Many specialists are recently talking about gamification, which an unique method to motivate students.