Brilliant learning games aren’t enough. Once you identify Learning acceleration Games that will help your school and your teachers meet their core learning goals, you must do two things to get the most out of them:

• (a) create TargetScore progress trackers that tell students: What level do I start on, How high do I have to score? How do I earn credit for this? What extra credit challenges are there?

• (b) embed them in your school assessment/incentive culture (give each key computer learning game a slice of the grading pie) so kids take lab time seriously and so they work on your projects at home (“outside the box”)

Here you will find sample TargetScore Progress Trackers designed to accelerate students’ core curriculum skills and knowledge.

• To learn more about TargetScore progress trackers and embedding Learning Acceleration Games into school culture and incentive systems… visit:
  Nine Math Acceleration Tools used at OTA