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Mathematics is often the subject most prone to student anxiety. Games like Prodigy Math have successfully gamified the curriculum. By embedding mathematical problems into a fantasy role-playing game (RPG) format, students practice skills to defeat monsters and level up avatars. The adaptive learning algorithm adjusts the difficulty based on the student's performance, ensuring personalized learning paths. Similarly, DragonBox specializes in algebra, teaching abstract concepts through visual puzzles that subconsciously instill the rules of equation balancing before introducing formal notation. Don't mention the learning objective