Beeple Elementary is a career awareness and executive function learning game developed with Twin Cities PBS that focuses on teaching, learning differences, and cognitive flexibility. Players take on the role of a classroom teacher to adjust instructional approaches.
Developed with Twin Cities PBS, Beeple Elementary is a career awareness and executive function learning game that focuses on teaching, learning differences, and cognitive flexibility. Players take on the role of a classroom teacher and must adjust their instructional approaches to help all students understand the lesson. This process challenges players to use cognitive flexibility as they encounter different learning needs and adapt their teaching strategies to ensure every student succeeds.
Cognitive Flexibility, Differentiated Instruction, Pedagogy Awareness, Empathy
Guide a group of students through shared learning objectives.
Change explanations and methods to meet varied learning needs.
Observe understanding and adjust approaches accordingly.
Refine teaching methods until all students succeed.
Teaching requires adapting strategies to support diverse learners. Beeple Elementary helps students understand education as a problem-solving process by placing them in a role that requires flexibility, reflection, and responsiveness to individual needs.
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