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> And the way to do that in a way that scales is through a video game. Well, that's one way. Any teacher who has used word-searches, acting, rhyming games, etc
by Afton 11y ago
> And the way to do that in a way that scales is through a video game.
Well, that's one way. Any teacher who has used word-searches, acting, rhyming games, etc has found other ways. Don't get me wrong, there are a wealth of awesome startups in this space making apps, and I think they have a lot of potential, but they are certainly not the whole story, until we have something out of "The Diamond Age: A Young Lady's Illustrated Primer".
Lots of good actual science takes place in the real world, and a video game can certainly be part of the solution, but there's a lot of room for engineering and whatnot that can be part of an autodidactical solution that won't live in an app.