Stride, Inc. Uses the Power of Play to Better Engage Students
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Stride has created a new collection of exclusive game-based lessons in Minecraft Education—a game comprised of blocks in which students learn by exploring different worlds.
Key Points:
- Stride has created a new collection of exclusive game-based lessons in Minecraft Education—a game comprised of blocks in which students learn by exploring different worlds.
- “At Stride, we want to keep students engaged and encourage them to have fun as they learn,” said Niyoka McCoy, Stride’s Chief Learning Officer.
- “Research shows that games are a powerful teaching tool that can help increase participation and promote social emotional learning.
- In each lesson, students are immersed in topics related to history, science, and English language arts.