Alan November, June 16, 2017, eSchool News. Instead of rewarding students for how many problems they solve, here’s what schools should be focusing on instead. If you told me that students as young as first grade can learn to solve complex linear equations—an algebraic...
Nick Wingfield, April 24, 2017, New York Times. Enlearn’s founder, Zoran Popović, who is Director of the Center for Game Science at the University of Washington is interviewed in this New York Times article, Video Games Help Model Brain’s Neurons, about...
By John Mullin, CEO — When we look inside the K-12 classroom today, we see a teacher, students, textbooks, computers and an ever-widening achievement gap. Much like classrooms of 100 years ago, what we still can’t see is exactly what may be contributing to a...
Students as Young as Kindergarten Produce Impressive Outcomes Seattle, Washington (PRWEB) April 23, 2014 The University of Washington’s Center for Game Science (CGS), today announced new research showing dramatic improvements in math mastery for K-12 students....
A new generation of online games don’t just provide entertainment – they help scientists solve puzzles involving genes, conservation and the universe By Dara Mohammadi, TheGuardian For all their virtual accomplishments, gamers aren’t feted for their...
