Engaging Students with Fortnite Strategies

Emily Lyons, a teacher at Robert Smalls International Academy, uses Fortnite to engage her students by incorporating the game's elements into her teaching methods. This approach has improved classroom management and student engagement, especially in reading strategies. Students can earn in-game currency as rewards, and the classroom setup mimics Fortnite's collaborative gameplay. The initiative has been well-received, with students showing increased interest and participation.

What innovative method did the teacher use to engage students?

• Assigning more homework

• Organizing field trips

• Introducing a new textbook

• Using Fortnite-themed lessons

How did Emily Lyons feel about using Fortnite in her teaching?

• She found it eye-opening

• She disliked it

• She was indifferent

• She was skeptical

What was one of the benefits of using Fortnite in the classroom according to Emily Lyons?

• More parent involvement

• Better test scores

• Increased homework completion

• Improved classroom management

What can students earn as a reward for good behavior and hard work?

• Homework passes

• Free lunch

• V-Bucks

• Extra recess time

How did Fortnite help students with reading strategies?

• By offering reading workshops

• With an informational text on Fortnite

• Through interactive games

• By providing a fun story

What is the purpose of the glider table in the classroom?

• To offer support when students need help

• To provide a place for students to relax

• To display student artwork

• To serve as a snack area

What did Jacob Larabee appreciate about the glider table?

• It showed the teacher's trust and care

• It was a place to play games

• It was a spot for group projects

• It was a quiet place to study

What learning style does Ceonna Jones prefer?

• Watching videos

• Working alone

• Listening to lectures

• Partner work

When was Fortnite released?

• 2015

• 2018

• 2017

• 2016

How many registered users does Fortnite have?

• 100 million

• 150 million

• 200 million

• 250 million