Use today’s most popular video games as a vehicle for standards-based math instruction and raise student scores.
GamerMath™ provides a one-of-a-kind, engaging curriculum that uses gaming and esports as a vehicle for standards-based math instruction.
GamerMath is available in two options:
A 60-hour standards-based math curriculum
Comprehensive data and reporting
Into-Through-Beyond instructional methodology
A gradual release of responsibility framework
Professional development and ongoing support
60-hours of Content
Video-Based Lessons
Self-Grading Quizzes
Ratios
Statistics
Probabilities
Geometry
Patterns
Data
Students learn about the different types of lines and angles through how they connect to football strategy.
Students learn how to multiply by whole numbers and fractions to calculate damage and win more in Pokémon.
Students learn to convert and calculate units of time and money to efficiently defeat opponents in Clash Royale.
Students use basic arithmetic operations to calculate speed and perks in Lego 2K Drive to be the fastest racer.
Students learn how to identify and compare fractions to make informed decisions and keep their guys from falling.
Students learn about integers, number lines, and absolute values and how they relate to soccer.
Students dive into ratios, unit rates, and percentages and how these concepts can be applied to Rocket League.
Students learn how to do basic arithmetic with decimal numbers and how this can be applied to situations in Mario Kart.
Students gain an understanding of percentages and how to use them to make good decisions in Super Smash Bros.
Students gain an understanding of percentages and how to use them to make good decisions in Super Smash Bros.
Students gain an understanding of percentages and how to use them to make good decisions in Super Smash Bros.
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Culturally Responsive Teaching means being aware of the cultural backgrounds and experiences of your students and incorporating relevant examples and contexts into your math lessons.
Why it works:
Gamer Math focuses on developing students' conceptual understanding of mathematics rather than just teaching procedural skills. Helping students understand why mathematical procedures work leads to better long-term retention.
Why it works:
GamerMath uses visual aids, diagrams, and graphs to illustrate mathematical concepts. Visual representations can make abstract ideas more concrete and accessible.
Why it works:
GamerMath breaks down complex concepts into smaller, more manageable steps. Our curriculum gradually increases the complexity of problems as students gain confidence and competence.
Why it works:
Show how mathematics is relevant to everyday life and real-world situations. Connecting math to practical applications helps students see its value.
Why it works:
RAM: 4GB or more
CPU: Pentium 5 or later
Chromebook: Chrome OS 100.0 or later
Windows: 7, 8, 8.1, 10 or later
Mac: OS X El Capitan 10.11 or later
Linux: 64-bit Ubuntu 18.04+, Debian 10+, openSUSE 15.2+, or Fedora Linux 32+
Google Chrome
13" or bigger display
Full keyboard
Three-button mouse with scroll wheel
Headphone jack and headphones
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