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When educators first encounter gamification, the focus often lands on its most visible elements: points, badges, leaderboards, and rewards. These mechanics are easy to implement and can produce quick wins in student engagement. However, relying on surface-level features alone can lead to short-lived motivation or, worse, students who participate only
When teachers hear the term gamification, it is often associated with tablets, apps, or digital platforms. However, research increasingly shows that gameful learning does not need technology at all. Well-designed playful activities can be implemented entirely offline, in classrooms, schoolyards, or gym halls, while still producing powerful learning outcomes. A
In both online and in-person teaching, educators continually seek ways to deepen engagement, boost motivation, and make abstract content meaningful. One powerful and under-explored strategy is the use of playful metaphors, narrative-driven design elements, that turn learning content into stories with purpose. A recent study explored how narrative and metaphor
