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Posted by Lori Blantz on Jan 3, 2022 7:45:00 AM

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4 Tips for Facilitating a BreakoutEDU Game

Breakout EDU games immerse students in critical thinking and problem-solving. Facilitating games is a great way for teachers to be the guide on the side and observe their students in action. Here are a few tips to help you get your students engaged in the 4C skills with Breakout EDU!

  1. Provide a set of extra clues for every 4-6 students. This allows for smaller groups to collaborate and ensures engagement by all students. 
  2. Designate a Locksmith - this is the person to test and open the locks. Rotate this person per game. 
  3. Provide Locks Parking Lot & Locks Recording Sheets - See links to the left. 
  4. Take a step back- Yes, the struggle is real and it is an important part of the problem-solving process. Give students the time and space to ponder, question, and talk through the puzzles before providing hints.

I hope we just answered questions for you like: 

-“Do I have a license for BreakoutEDU ?”

-“How do I learn how to log on?”

-“What are some tips for using our BreakoutEDU games?”                                

Please do not hesitate to reach out to Lori Blantz and/or Giovanna Chamberlain for help with STEM and Instructional Technology ecses-it@iu13.org   Here is a link to all our Instructional Software programs at the IU13 and directions on how to access them as a student or staff member. 

Your friendly IT and STEM coaches 

Lori and Giovanna

Topics: BreakoutEDU

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Why let the awesome lessons you just used or observed go to waste? For this year's contest, we are asking you to share lesson photos, and the lesson you used along with any lesson support materials with us using this Google Form!

Those who share a photo along with the lesson plan will be entered in our monthly drawing for a chance to win a lesson with Giovanna. Together you will plan a lesson for your students focusing on the content of your choice. 

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ECSES Instructional Technology News  is an IU13 Early Childhood and Special Education Services (ECSES) blog providing support to educators using instructional technology in ECSES classrooms. The team of Lori Blantz (supervisor), Giovanna Chamberlian (Special Education Consultant), and Andrea Fellows (STEM Teacher) create the blogs.  Contact any team member at ecses-it@iu13.org 

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