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Expert-recommended practices for fostering fun in learning: suggestion boxes, embracing failure, differentiated challenge, and open-ended questions

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From the expert interview, teachers are advised to gather students' ideas for making lessons more fun, for example a classroom suggestion box where "every day they would throw in suggestions" discussed weekly; to set real challenges within and beyond students' abilities and "separate challenges from grades"; and to pose creative open-ended questions such as "Why does France have a capital?" with no right or wrong answer.

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title Expert-recommended practices for fostering fun in learning: suggestion boxes, embracing failure, differentiated challenge, and open-ended questions
description From the expert interview, teachers are advised to gather students' ideas for making lessons more fun, for example a classroom suggestion box where "every day they would throw in suggestions" discussed weekly; to set...
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