Keywords
Escape Rooms
Critical Thinking
Activities
Lifelong Learning
Engagement
Critical Thinking
Activities
Lifelong Learning
Engagement
Abstract
Lauren Murphy describes her experiences creating escape rooms in the school library to foster learning and engagement. Lauren makes a clear case for the relevance of the escape room activity to the school library’s role in critical thinking and lifelong learning.
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