Singapore Teacher on the Power of Game-based Learning

Singapore Teacher on the Power of Game-based Learning

Are you worried your primary school child is losing confidence, or that their fear of failure is stopping them from trying? We sit down with Annabelle, an experienced MOE teacher, who tackles the single biggest psychological hurdle facing students: the lack of confidence. Annabelle breaks down why "learning fast" is the wrong mantra and shares powerful, actionable advice for parents: * Why Games Work: Game-based learning breaks the monotony of didactic teaching and is crucial for cultivating intrinsic motivation. * Building Life Skills: Ottodot's intentional game design teaches essential cognitive skills like Problem Deconstruction and Meta-Cognition. * Confidence Structure: Annabelle validates how Ottodot's tiered difficulty aligns with the MOE Spiral Approach, ensuring students build unshakeable confidence through small, successful steps.