Would you believe some students will graduate high school with the same amount of gaming hours as hours spent in class? With this in mind, why would teachers ever think gamifying their classroom is a good idea? Don't students spend enough time gaming already? Michelle Watrin, a middle school teacher from beautiful Abbotsford, B.C., explains the ins and outs of what gamifying a classroom could look like, and why some teachers are finding such success in gamification.
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