> All it takes to educate is to structure a game such that the lessons being learned are useful in the real world. This! There's a game my 7 year old couldn't

> All it takes to educate is to structure a game such that the lessons being learned are useful in the real world. This! There's a game my 7 year old couldn't put down until he finished it. It teaches the concepts of basic Euclidean geometry. There are similar ones for algebra and programming that is a little bit beyond him now, but I'll try him on them again in a few months/year. He also has made these contraptions with random materials. A hammock out of a bit of surplus netting, for instance. I'm pretty sure hours of Minecraft helped with the desire to create things. Now I do need to find a gamification of basic logic and critical thinking...