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The Importance Of Breakoutedu In Schools
Students in my classroom have started to use critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving skills more in the past year or so. The struggles that they experienced showed me that students still need additional experience in order to solve problems with more than a conventional answer. BreakoutEdu is my solution to this dilemma.
34Over the summer I attended Fayette EdCamp and went to a session called BreakoutEdu. I had heard about this learning game at GAFE South Summit but was unable to attend that session due to the limited space. This innovative learning experience piqued my interest and so I went to learn more about BreakoutEdu at Fayette EdCamp.
Breakoutedu works by using whole group or teams of students working together to
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