This document discusses different perspectives on how games relate to education. It covers four main views: 1) using games as tools in the classroom, 2) examining games from a technological perspective, 3) critically studying games, and 4) analyzing how games address or relate to gender. It also lists learning goals for using games in science education, such as generating interest, understanding concepts, and participating in scientific activities. The document suggests games have potential for understanding learning processes and developing scientific identities. However, it notes female gamers often face harassment, with some hiding their gender due to sexist jokes and assumptions that "female gamers don't belong."

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10. How do people think about
games in terms of education?

11. How do people think about
games in terms of education?

12. How do people think about
games in terms of education?

14. 1.Games as a classroom tool.
2.Games as technology.
3.Critically studying games.
4.Games and Gender.

15. 1.Games as a classroom tool.
2.Games as technology.
3.Critically studying games.
4.Games and Gender.

16. Learning Science… Learning Goals
1. Experience excitement, interest and motivation to learn.
2. Come to generate, understand, remember, and use
concepts, explanations, arguments, models and facts.
3. Manipulate, test, explore, predict the natural and physical
world.
4. Reflect on science as a way of knowing; on process,
concepts and institutions of sciences as well as the
learner’s own process.
5. Participate in scientific activities and learning practices
using scientific tools.
6. Think about themselves as science learners and develop
an identity as someone who knows about, uses, and
sometimes contributes to science.

22. 1.Games as a classroom tool.
2.Games as technology.
3.Critically studying games.
4.Games and Gender.

24. 1.Games as a classroom tool.
2.Games as technology.
3.Critically studying games.
4.Games and Gender.

28. 1.Games as a classroom tool.
2.Games as technology.
3.Critically studying games.
4.Games and Gender.

29. Googling Stereotypical Gamer…

31. Still this guy…

32. Anita with research material.

35. Never heard of a Bronie?

36. Namely all of it…
That’s actually about
how much of the human
experience video games
cover right now.
Video Games
Human Experience

37. Woman
This is a google of “gaming sesssion”

38. This is not the only “gamer” in the world

39. End Part 1/”Intermission”

40. Analyzing Games to Understand
Education Potentials
Or something like that…

60. I’d totally fight in those clothes too…

61. Quote from a woman about playing League of Legends.
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Being a female I agree that we have to hide our gender because people do nothing but make kitchen jokes, about
being overweight to play this game, or asking us to show our body parts. Its also like a global taunt on yourself,
everyone wants to kill you because "female gamers don't belong here". I play with my husband and some of our
friends, and when someone finds out im a girl it turns into a horrible game, with either my team refusing to help me
because I die once even if Im doing well. My own team will harrass me and treat me poorly, thus I refuse to say my
gender in most cases. Alot of my past friends never even knew and the team work would be great and I can support
or carry if I want. Now with the skins, I do mainly play female champs, and I own all of them, plus skins. I dont like
how alot of them look like their tops will fall off, and I dont like how their backs have been disfigured. other skins dont
appeal to me. I personally love my mythic cassiopeia skin, wicked lulu, I own frenchmaid nidalee and her egypt one. I
understand from other games to get males to play women champs you have to make it something nice to look at. I
generally dont play males, I do own nunu ez taric ali cho kog, and I often play shen gragas corki mao and skarner. I
love how diverse those champions are in looks and the way they play. the female champs may be overly sexualized
but aside what I have already typed here it dosent bother me too much. what really bothers me is I dont get treated
like a gamer who loves the game, works hard to win, and learn great placements, I get treated like someone who
should be playing hello kitty and making food for men in kitchens, or like every male in the game wants to give me
free mammograms.

64. The End?
“The Enrichment Center promises to always provide
a safe testing environment. In dangerous testing
environments, the Enrichment Center promises to
always provide useful advice. For instance: the floor
here will kill you. Try to avoid it. ”