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Teachers and tutors searching for an education platform to teach their students using Minecraft
About Minecraft: Education Edition
Anyone can teach and learn with Minecraft: Education Edition! earn to teach with Minecraft. Whether you are new to Minecraft or looking to improve your skills. Collaborate on projects with classmates in multiplayer. Learning content and curriculum guides across subjects. Personalize your game and use accessibility features. Minecraft: Education Edition has features built specifically for learning environments to support collaboration, assessment, coding, and more. Browse over 600 standards-aligned lessons to engage students across the curriculum. You can even write and submit your own Minecraft lessons! By using Minecraft as a platform for learning, educators like you can motivate and inspire every student to achieve more, and ignite a passion for learning. Join a community of educators learning how to use Minecraft to unlock student potential.
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"Increase engagement in school with Minecraft Education lessons" Posted 2024-04-10
Pros: Meet kids where they are with a vehicle for learning through play. Kids can learn to code, explore science, including chemistry and collaborate among many other features. They can't believe they get to play Minecraft at school, meanwhile, they happened to learn at the same time while meeting curriculum standards!
Cons: Can be intimidating to non-gamer educators. Requires a education license. If you don't have OneDrive as part of your tenant, you won't get the automatic backups to the cloud.
Overall: Kids feel empowered to learn while exploring in a 'game' setting. Structured lessons can be educator-led, supported by resources that round out the experience with out-of-game discussion.
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