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embracing differences, being a team-player, and overcoming stereotypes and negative emotions
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to reach their full learning potential, and we believe that starting with your emotions
Learn how to use Kahoot!’s interactive teaching tools to spark curiosity and assess existing knowledge when starting a new lesson!
Drop pin allows students to visually represent their emotions by identifying an area
Math educators from around the world share their best practices to make learning math awesome, in class and virtually.
Alfredo believes that no matter what subject you teach, you should work on managing emotions
Host memorable celebrations with Kahoot! Access themed games for holidays, birthdays, weddings, special occasions. Engage your guests with interactive quizzes!
+ now Teach kids about friendship Introduce children to emotions, feelings
To help you connect with your new students this back-to-school season, we’ve put together our top tips and templates.
Morning check-in Play Identifying feelings: happy Play Managing strong emotions
Discover how EdTech and educators can support the neurodiverse classroom by designing inclusive play-based digital learning experiences.
are not only building emotional awareness and learning strategies for regulating emotions
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Explore emotions, celebrate self expression, and more!
Visit Kahoot! News to stay up to date on company news and updates, and top press coverage from around the world.
Explore emotions, celebrate self expression, and more!
Read how Kahoot! supports educators in creating accessible and inclusive learning environments where every student can thrive.
shared, “I have had students who have difficulty expressing their thoughts and emotions
