Our presenter always wondered why we play games in class. She found out that it is a win-win game for both students and teachers. She also found a secret recipe for grouping and resolving gamification challenges in the classroom. Join her to learn more about this topic.
This webinar effectively covers why games are crucial for today’s student-centered classrooms, how to implement them through practical strategies like game selection and grouping, and the real-world challenges faced along the way. It demonstrates gamification’s transformative power in boosting student engagement, achievement, and fostering a truly vibrant learning environment.
Key points to be covered include:
Webinar Type: Teaching Best Practices
Categories: Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion, Instructional Design
Teaching Sectors: All sectors, LINC
Participant Level: No previous knowledge required
Azza Salman (she/her) has a BA in education, English language specialization, as well as an MA in gender and women studies from the school of Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAP) at The American University in Cairo (AUC). She has 15 years of teaching experience, teaching English in three different countries. She is a certified teacher trainer and head of department, teaching at King Khalid International Schools in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. She is currently pursuing her PhD in comparative education at the University of Toronto.
 |
 |
* Members must be a member of the TESL Ontario group on Tutela.
Please note: TESL Canada and TESL Ontario are separate entities. Your TESL Canada membership does not include free access to TESL Ontario webinars. To learn more about TESL Ontario Standard Membership, please click HERE.