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01/01/09

Does Your Classroom Have Game

HIGHLIGHTS:

Only 11 percent of respondents currently integrate gaming technologies into their classrooms
About two-thirds of respondents think gaming would boost student motivation and engagement
Nearly 30 percent of respondents play online games

Which of these statements describes your interest in using gaming technologies to assist with learning?

What value do you think the use of gaming technologies would have in your classroom?

Which of these activities do you regularly do with the use of technology?

Drill Down --Data courtesy of Speak Up, an annual national research project that surveys K-12 students, teachers, parents, and administrators. Speak Up is produced by Project Tomorrow, a national education nonprofit organization providing leadership, research, and programming to support science, math, and technology education in America’s schools.

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