Why minecraft should be taught in all
the schools in New Zealand
the schools in New Zealand
by kaiau
I believe that Minecraft gives students the freedom to create,
pushing their imaginations to the max limit and allowing them to
be creative in ways not possible in the real world. Inherently
about problem-solving, the game can inspire students'
higher-level and critical thinking.
pushing their imaginations to the max limit and allowing them to
be creative in ways not possible in the real world. Inherently
about problem-solving, the game can inspire students'
higher-level and critical thinking.
Minecraft: Education Edition helps prepare students for the
future workplace, building skills like collaboration,
communication, critical thinking and systems thinking.
The open learning environment gives students the freedom to
experiment, encouraging creative self-expression and problem
solving.
future workplace, building skills like collaboration,
communication, critical thinking and systems thinking.
The open learning environment gives students the freedom to
experiment, encouraging creative self-expression and problem
solving.
Minecraft games involve collaboration with other children
and teammates.IN FACT, sometimes it's the only way a player
can achieve certain goals. By sharing resources while they plan
together.
and teammates.IN FACT, sometimes it's the only way a player
can achieve certain goals. By sharing resources while they plan
together.
I think that minecraft will be the new way of teaching in New
Zealand!!!!
Zealand!!!!
Amazing! I think we should have minecraft in schools cause kid you not, it actually helps you learn redstone stuff and it helps you with survival skills
ReplyDeleteThat is great writing Kaiau. You are good at persuading
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