Educational games for homework

I'm curious to know, have any of you tried incorporating games into your students' or children's homework routine? If so, how did it work out? Did it make homework more enjoyable and effective in terms of learning? I'm looking for insights and suggestions on how to make homework a more engaging experience. Let's share our experiences and ideas!
Jaf Poer on October 24 at 05:16 PM in Other question
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Incorporating games into homework routines can be an effective way to make learning more enjoyable and engaging for students and children. Gamification has been shown to increase motivation and retention of knowledge.
Lynn Willis on December 07 at 04:55 AM
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I absolutely believe in the power of educational games for homework. If you're looking to make homework enjoyable and effective, I recommend exploring the wonders of the Gimkit digital-learning Platform by following the Game Kit Join website. Gimkit offers a fantastic way to turn homework into a fun and interactive learning experience. It's like a game where students can answer questions to earn points and rewards. The best part is that it adapts to different learning levels and provides real-time feedback. I've seen a significant improvement in my students' motivation to complete their homework when I introduced Gimkit. It's a win-win – they get to have fun, and I can assess their progress effectively. Give it a try, and you might be pleasantly surprised by the results!
Beryp Sawer on October 24 at 05:42 PM
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