14 Best Practices for Moderating Jeopardy Games

Jeopardy has turned into a classroom staple. And when the game is designed and moderated well, it can reinforce learning, encourage student engagement, and help build skills like collaboration and critical thinking. But a successful Jeopardy session isn't just about clever questions and colorful slides—it's about how the teacher runs the game. A well-moderated Jeopardy game can turn an ordinary quiz into an engaging and effective teaching tool. Whether you're new to moderating Jeopardy or a seasoned facilitator, these best practices will help you get the most out of every round—and enjoy it along the way.

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