RE: The Power of Play: Transforming Discipline into Fun Learning Experiences

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I liked the post. There is a point that seems important to me with the game, and that is what helps to tolerate frustration if you play with no other intention than entertainment and how it stimulates to learn more to be better.

Great post, @manclar.

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The students forgot that it was a class, I also forgot that I was working, we all got winning: they entertained themselves, they made class time very short, and I earned money in addition to having a good time.

Needless to say, with the game, students developed the ability to solve problems of their daily lives, preparing them for life, something that no other teacher towards ... only gave mathematical classes for example and did not explain to them so that they were going to serve them to solve a simple equation in the real world ...

My dear tree, thats some things

Vaya me sorprende que hayas pasado en modo "cardo" por este post 😀

Agradecido con esta especial visita en ese modo tan singular. Mola =)

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