Thrive 'n' Shine

Android App Analysis and Review: Thrive 'n' Shine, Developed by MindBlown Labs. Listed in Education Category. Current Version Is 3.64, Updated On 18/05/2023 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Thrive 'n' Shine. Achieved Over 3 thousand Installs. Thrive 'n' Shine Currently Has 45 Reviews, Average Rating 4.2 Stars

Thrive ‘n’ Shine is a cutting-edge, effective, and fun approach to teaching personal finance. With the option of using downloadable curriculum, this engaging simulation and strategy game enables students to learn and practice positive financial behaviors that are aligned with national standards.

Why use Thrive ‘n’ Shine?
+Personalized avatars, which students guide through real-life financial challenges and decisions
+88% of students who have used TnS report that it has changed their financial attitudes and behaviors.
+Experiential learning in a virtual environment
+Innovative, hybrid/blended learning approach
+Easily tailored to a variety of learning environments
+Quests which operate as both a teaching mechanism and assessment tool
+Based in Game Based Learning theory: active, critical, and multi-modal engagement

Features:
+Online Dashboard that enables teachers/facilitators to track student learning and progress in the game
+10 easy-to-follow, student-centered lessons, including simulations, collaboration, and group challenges, designed by award winning teachers
+Free Teacher/facilitator support materials (scope and sequence doc, overview videos, etc.)
+Exit slips/quizzes, electronic summative assessments, teacher dashboard
+Teacher support and training available

“I’ve never seen my students so engaged with any other curriculum that I’ve used” –HS Economics Teacher

“This is awesome! It makes me really think twice about what I’m doing with my money now, and how I’ll make big financial decisions later.” –HS Math Student

“Teachers, content experts and game designers working together can create experiences that will radically improve the learning and ultimately the competence and behavior of thousands and potentially millions of learners.” –M. Prensky (education researcher and author)