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Nicely illustrated. As you imply, the scariness is a property of schooling rather than of mathematics itself. And where game play is scary, it's at a level chos
by roceasta 9y ago
Nicely illustrated. As you imply, the scariness is a property of schooling rather than of mathematics itself. And where game play is scary, it's at a level chosen by and controlled by the player, for optimal learning I suspect.
- occultist_throw 9y agoNot only that, but with "GPA" provides a running historical average that serves as a sign that: "No matter how good the student is now, they sucked at one time and they can never escape this eventuality". Imagine a game that's tough, full of oft-used rules, failure potentialities everywhere, limited lives, and punishes failure/learning cycle. That's School.