
Welcome to
the WAY Game
the WAY Game In a Nutshell
Pillar 1of 3 -
the WAY Game
Because learning should be something students do—not something done to them. The WAY Game gives students a reason to listen, think, create and participate. Lessons become the raw material for Game Cards that students create, share and use to challenge one another. Students take on real responsibilities as creators, teammates, captains and judges. They learn to communicate, cooperate, compete fairly, solve problems and become accountable to one another.
For teachers, the WAY Game provides something equally important: a structure for engagement and discipline that doesn't depend entirely on the teacher.
The goal isn't simply to make school more fun.
It's to give learning purpose, give students responsibility and give teachers their classroom back.
Learn to Play — Play to Learn.

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{I should have written CAP as Cap, as you will hear.}
Learn the WAY Game
Have a look inside a working classroom as
5M demonstrates the WAY Game.
Student Reports -
the WAY Game [Video Link]
Why Play WAY?
Let's Count the WAYS
Challenging, Competitive, Growth-Oriented, Connections, Best Practices, Gamification, Self-Awareness, Progress, Technology, Alignment, Defined Roles, Set Expectations, Inclusive, Differentiated, Effective, Revenue-Generating, Skill Developing, Relationship Building, Teamwork, Develops H.O.T.S., Question-Based, Innovative, Graphic Organizers, Rubrics, Prizes, Lesson Planning Templates, Exemplars and other things you think of.
The Goal - to Earn Trust and Respect.
Pick your top three outcomes - what ideas are important to you?


