12 Unexpected Ways to Use LEGO in the Classroom | Edudemic
The idea that students can learn something valuable from play isn't new, or even controversial. A sizeable body of research has been conducted to back up what many teachers already knew to be true. Fun and learning don't have to be mutually exclusive, and it really works better for everyone involved when they're not.
As such, making LEGO Bricks part of your lesson plan can help you teach concepts that students might otherwise find tedious, in a way that doesn't feel like work to them. Many educators have already been putting this idea to the test with success. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
