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“Every student,
regardless of behavior
issues or learning level,
is totally ENGAGED. It’s a
beautiful sight to behold!”

Joel Solomon, Village East Elementary, TeacherGaming User

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TeacherGaming brings the world's greatest games to your class, supercharged for school with lesson plans and learning analytics.

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What Teachers and Research Say

Science-backed, user-proven!

Teacher Feedback

@the_muralman

Twitter

Even though #HourOfCode2017 and #CSEdWeek are finished, how do my Gr.3 students want to spend the last hour of the afternoon before Winter Break? Practice more coding with Switch & Glitch!

Research

74%

of teachers already use games

74% of U.S. K-8 teachers report using digital games for instruction on at least a semi-regular basis.

Teacher Feedback

@MsD_iIntegrate

Twitter

3rd Grader: Can I do this at home? Me: ABSOLUTELY! 😍We ❤ @TeacherGaming Switch & Glitch#HourofCode at @PalmerLakeElem #PLTweets

Teacher Feedback

@DennisDill

Twitter

How good is @TeacherGaming ... when kids play the game without being assigned. #GamingEd

Research

97%

of players become more curious

97% of 12 000 surveyed KerbalEdu players said the game increased their interest in science and space.

Teacher Feedback

@StSaviourCE

Twitter

The ultimate island play off on Standed @TeacherGaming - boys v girls to make the best island. Girls winning so far!

Teacher Feedback

@MrTaylorsTech

Twitter

#HourofCode with 7th Grade Tech. Students are coding in Switch & Glitch and thinking like programmers! Thanks for the suggestion, @crscienceteach! #proudTBApanther @tbafcs @FrklEdTech

Research

65%

of players' future is affected

65% of 12 000 surveyed KerbalEdu players said it made them want to pursue a career in science or space.

Teacher Feedback

@DennisDill

Twitter

I am @TeacherGaming follower number 1000 ... checking out their learning experiences aka games. Wicked Cool. Glad to have had the opportunity to chat with them @FETC #fetc

Teacher Feedback

@NicC8895

Twitter

@KerbalSpaceP forced me (willingly) to learn Rocket Science and advanced mathematics. Easily in my top 3 games ever played.

Research

3h

of play is enough

Just three hours of Slice Fractions led to a 10.5% increase in math test results in 3rd graders.

Teacher Feedback

@blambson

Twitter

Definitely worth checking out. It has the rigor necessary to make some pretty amazing learning experiences. #kerbal

Teacher Feedback

@ICSchool_Tech

Twitter

1st grade superstar teams programming with "Switch & Glitch" @codeorg . TY for awesome coding activities.

Research

55%

of teachers use games to motivate

55% of U.S. teachers named games’ ability to motivate low-performing students as their most important feature.

Teacher Feedback

@MrBassComputing

Twitter

Slick interface, kids are able to log in easily. We've only used Stranded and Switch and Glitch units so far - but they've been brilliant.

Teacher Feedback

@MrBassComputing

Twitter

@TeacherGaming Getting ready for our free Hour of Code lessons this week with Switch and Glitch! the second discussion point on here has to be my favourite part of any lesson plan I have ever, ever read:

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