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Tch Talks 13: Teaching and Learning With Minecraft

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Tch Talks caught up with Meenoo Rami, Manager at Minecraft Education Edition, to hear more about the ways teachers across the world are unleashing Minecraft for deeper student learning and engagement. Gain insights and discover resources to help you leverage one of the world's most popular games in your classroom.

This is the first in our five-part podcast series, Teaching and Learning with Minecraft. Stay tuned for episodes that focus more specifically on Engagement, Collaboration, Creativity, and Tangible Learning Outcomes.

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Meenoo Rami

Meenoo RamiMeenoo Rami, author of /em> Thrive: 5 Ways to (Re)Invigorate Your Teaching, is a National Board Certified Teacher who taught students English in Philadelphia for ten years at the Science Leadership Academy and in other public schools in the city. The founder of #engchat, an international Twitter chat for English teachers, Meenoo is a teacher-consultant for the National Writing Project and an instructor in Arcadia University's Connected Learning Certificate Program. Meenoo has also served as a teaching fellow with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, where she led the portfolio to help teachers refine their practice through collaboration. Currently, Meenoo works as Manager for Minecraft Education at Microsoft where she helps educators, districts, and organizations reimagine game-based learning for classroom practice.


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5 Comments

  • Private message to Carol Collins
I thought Rookie was charming. My own cat was listening too. I have students who talk about Minecraft constantly. It would be great to direct that enthusiasm toward learning.
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  • Private message to Crystal Montgomery
How awesome! As a English teacher, I made Minecraft one of the options for the assessment in my dystopian unit. They had to create a dystopian society of their own.
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  • Private message to Deb Waddell
Thank you for sharing. It was nice to hear! p.s. Cats are great!
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  • Private message to Meenoo Rami
@Cheryl, I am so sorry about the noise from Rookie, I had to work from home that day and he was screaming to be let out. Thanks for giving it a listen nonetheless.
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  • Private message to Cheryl McCarrey
I was so very interested to listen to your podcast. But I could not get beyond your cat crying in the background. After a few seconds, I had to turn you off because I could not, for one more second, listen to the cat.
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