Thursday 24 May 2012

Using GAMES To Teach

Using GAMES to teach? Yeah right!

Making learning fun motivates students and helps them pay attention and stay focused on the subject.

•One reason to promote educatonal games is to encourage students to learn outside of class. Young adults will go out of their way to play games, even a single game, for hours on end.

•There is also evidence that games allow students to focus well enough to learn better. Lepper and Cordova, 1992 have found that rewriting a lesson with a story context combined with a challenge for the student to overcome (in other words, making it into a game) significantly improves the learning performance of children.                                                                               

Source: http://serc.carleton.edu/3776

The following games may be used to teach or review business contracts:

Contract Law Jeopardy (PowerPoint)
Contract Law Jeopardy (Promethean Board)
Fun trivia
Activity sheet (Crossword Puzzle)
Contracts reviewed : This lesson can be used as an introduction or review game.



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