“No one deserves to be forgotten.” – @DearEvanHansen What a perfect way to cap off the #CEC2020 weekend than with a show about inclusion, empathy,

PS: Dig this comic book-like presentation? It’s a fully editable Google Slides template, and just one of the hundreds of resources already available to our

When Walt opened the Disneyland Theme Park in 1955, he envisioned creating a place where everyone could come and be playful together. A far cry

In eXPlore Like a Pirate, Michael wrote at length about the problem of what he likes to call “The Jeopardy Effect.” Chances are if you’ve

Here at EMC², we’ve developed a sort of reputation for being pretty big geeks for all things game-inspired. Michael’s Explore Like a Pirate: Gamification and Game-Inspired

From Crossfit to Orange Theory and just about every trendy new workout craze in between, we’ve noticed a pretty clear trend. Muscle Confusion is actually,

Trick or treat! Well ok, not really. But the EMC² Traps & Treasures pedagogy is one clever disguise for some serious learning! And it’s an amazing

Imagine that you’ve just been hired by the hottest toy company on the planet, and you’ve been put in charge of a top secret assignment

Picture this: you’re shipwrecked in the middle of the ocean, and you and your teammates must race against the clock while outwitting, outplaying, and outlasting

In March of 2019, John posted a short video to his Twitter account of a training activity he’d used for a group of teachers to

Imagine that you’ve just been hired by a major software company, and you’ve been put in charge of a top secret assignment for a next-generation

Picture this: It’s the end of a unit and your class has the entire period to keep the lesson running smoothly by recapping everything that

Hey folks! John here. My 11th-grade English students loved escape room activities in class. But I was bugged by the fact that not every student

Take your teacher training to the next level by inviting the EMC² team along to your event and let’s change the game together. When we’re

Flipping through a deck of playing cards are one of the easiest ways to randomize all sorts of items in the classroom. Whether you’re breaking

Time to let the cat out of the bag! Michael Matera — sixth grade social studies teacher and author of eXPlore Like a Pirate —