I am most intrigued by James Paul Gee’s notion of gamers having an arsenal of identities to choose from when playing video games. Isn’t that the case for most of us in this participatory culture of ours? We all have various identities that we carr…
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My Reflection on Gee’s 3rd Chapter of What Video Games Teach Us About Learning and Literacy
My Reflection on Gee’s 2nd Chapter of What Video Games Teach Us About Learning and Literacy
My Reflection on Gee’s Introduction to What Video Games Teach Us About Learning and Literacy
Gaming: Playing to Learn
One of the greatest advantages of being a Writing Project teacher is being exposed to learning frameworks that are innovative, research-based, and highly engaging. At this year’s NWP Annual Meeting in Orlando, I attended a fantastic session entitl…
Persistent Pondering 