One Japanese chap did - and came up with the KenKen puzzle. He doesn't actually teach the children, just gives them a puzzle to solve. They learn basic mathematics and logic from it. It's so popular that he has to restrict the class size to 25.gill216 wrote:Someone should seriously consider puzzles as a modern day teaching method.
I really do not understand!!!:(
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Re: I really do not understand!!!:(
Unfortunately, the number of ways of doing something wrong far exceed the number of ways of doing it right. G. Kasparov
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Re: I really do not understand!!!:(
How come you're still dancing away here, then????Bunnylump wrote:I'm now hobbling around like an 80 year old.
Puzzlebrains obviously offers miracle cures as well as brainpower.....
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