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Teachers who are using tabletop role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons at school are discovering the social-emotional and academic benefits of this kind of play.
Playing a cooperative role-playing game like Dungeons & Dragons can have the added benefit of helping kids develop social emotional skills.
Although Dungeons and Dragons is known more for its creative play and storytelling, science understanding, geography and math skills are weaved into the powers that advance the fun.
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Kade Wells and Sarah Roman are working to create a central hub for educators who are interested in teaching with Dungeons and Dragons within the classroom.
Kade Wells and Sarah Roman are working to create a central hub for educators who are interested in teaching with Dungeons and Dragons within the classroom.
