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Who says learning has to be difficult? Games are one of the first methods humans used to learn and interact with each other. That’s no coincidence; our minds are wired to learn through game-playing. We play to understand social dynamics, to expand our creative thinking and to experiment with resources.

The potential for games in transformative education is enormous. Let’s explore and tap into it!

The Bridge 47 innovation team, has been working on an app – a game created for and by students that is aimed at teaching about Global Citizenship. In this special online session with Network members, we will happily share some of our learnings and have an informal chat with you about the power of games for making learning more transformative. 

• Why are games such powerful learning tools? 
• How does the process of creating a game work? 
• How did we do the conceptualisation? 
• What are good examples of GCE games that we can use as practitioners? 

You are most welcome to join us online on 10 December from 3-4.15 PM UTC+1. Please register here. If you have some examples of games (could be yours, or just games you know of), please let us know before hand by contacting jakub.zaludko@bridge47.org, we’d be happy to take them on board in the event!

URL:

https://www.bridge47.org/events/10-december-2020/changing-game-gce-online-workshop