Academic Games Leagues of America
AGLOA | Promoting Excellence Through Academic Competition
Younger students, especially, need encouragement to feel welcome and accepted. Recognizing even simple accomplishments, like improving a Propaganda or Presidents score or solving a really difficult Goal in Equations, can … Continue →
Even high school students can be completely unaware of the many rules of On-Sets, Equations, and LinguiSHTIK, so reviewing the basic rules first can be beneficial to advanced players and … Continue →
Be inclusive to anyone who wants to play. Limiting the number of students who can play for a school may sometimes be necessary for league play. On the other hand, … Continue →
Don’t forget in all of your teaching and coaching to play matches against your students–top players and beginners. It gives you the opportunity not only to see what they know, … Continue →
Show your excitement and love of the games to your students. Try to improve their skills, while at the same time learning from their successes and failures to help your … Continue →
This is a new feature designed to make the AGLOA Website more helpful for Academic Games moderators/coaches. Suggestions and submissions are welcome! For Equations, On-Sets, or LinguiSHTIK, a helpful way … Continue →
Academic Games competitions are like real life – sometimes players are tempted to take shortcuts in their honesty. Adults face those choices often in their own businesses and personal dealings. … Continue →