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Role-Playing Games in Schools

Build literacy. Bolster confidence. Ignite imaginations.

THE TEACHER-GAMER HANDBOOK

Imagine playing a highly complex narrative game with your classmates to collaboratively beat challenges as a character that you make up and play yourself where experiencing, processing and creatively reconciling with failure is one of the main teaching objectives?

300 Pages of strategies, anecdotes, philosophy and activities
10 Lesson plans based around 36 Life Skills
21 Basic Skills – 15 Advanced
12 phase character build – 10 hours (baked into lesson plans)
Pre-gaming , in-gaming, out-gaming, post-gaming strategies
Program builds upon itself and lays a foundation to build the more advanced skills.
Curriculum style book for those that have a basic understanding of D&D.
Foundation references the hero’s journey and allows for the creativity of the Teacher Gamer.

The Teacher-Gamer Handbook delivers a 300 page skillset framework of 36 life-skills for educators to facilitate limitless RPG classroom games in schools and offscreen experiences for learners 10 years and older. Includes a full-scale ready-to-play semester course of literacy driven lesson plans for 40+ hours of co-creative play.

Curriculum Highlights

Learning Outcomes
Creative Tools & Implicit Learning
Social Confidence
Makers’ Space
Students get a renewed relationship with their teacher by playing TOGETHER.
Walls break down and personality gets to shine through.
Safe environment to fail and bounce back.

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Testimonials

“Our son Hartley has a greater level of confidence in his skill to take initiative and control over his actions. He also notices that he has a more active and aware mind after the class since he is making choices constantly.

The focus and effort that is put towards the development of his character has deepened his awareness of himself and his ability to articulate this in his writing and imaginative play both at home and at school. In an age where devices have taken over, we have been privileged to find a program that both honors and endorses the deep reservoir of the human imagination“

– Heidi (mother of Hartley age 12)

“It’s really interesting to adapt your play-style to your characters, especially as they sometimes contrast your own personality. Though the game is based around fantasy, you end up learning how to think realistically and critically. Honestly, my only complaint is that the classes don’t go on for longer. [classes are 4 hours long]”

– Shanti (age 15)