The game believes in you

The game believes in you

by Greg Toppo

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From Greg Toppo, USA Today's national K-12 education and demographics reporter, The Game Believes in You presents the story of a small group of visionaries who, for the past 40 years, have been pushing to get game controllers into the hands of learners.

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    How did your own experiences with video games—either playing them or watching others play—shape your perspective before reading this book, and did Greg Toppo’s arguments change how you view their value?

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    Toppo highlights a small group of visionaries who have advocated for games in education over the last forty years; what does their persistence teach us about how society typically reacts to disruptive new technologies?

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    The book suggests that games inherently "believe in" the player by encouraging failure as part of the learning process. How does this philosophy contrast with traditional grading systems in modern schools?

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