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Ha! We decided to make a version of these for kids at our microschool (with their faces on the cards) for an end of year gift. Didn't realise the math was going
by ChaitanyaSai 2y ago
Ha! We decided to make a version of these for kids at our microschool (with their faces on the cards) for an end of year gift. Didn't realise the math was going to tricky. Found a page with code to generate combinations. Luckily, being a microschool meant we had the right number of kids plus educators for a small pack that covered all of them equally. Was fun diving into it and the kids loved the cards.
- Y_Y 2y agoUsually I'd see a new-to-me term like "microschool" and have some interest piqued. Somehow the way it was mentioned without explanation as if it were well-known, and my cynical guess that it belongs to the same genre as "unschool" and delusion-motivated homeschool, makes me think I don't want to know. Hopefully I'm all wrong and it's just a neologism for a small school. In that case have you tried Dobble XL? I feel like it adds a nice physical element which appeals to kids that might prefer it to sitting still at a table to play a concentration-heavy card game. Also Set is a great game in this genre and even easier to DIY the cards.
- ChaitanyaSai 2y agoHaven't tried Dobble XL. > delusion-motivated homeschool. The words that trigger us...who'd have guessed :) Well, it's more DIY schooling on a small scale to allow for meaningful personalization. There is some thinking and structure to it. Here's a little more about it https://blog.comini.in/p/how-can-we-personalize-learning https://blog.comini.in/p/how-can-we-personalize-learning
- Y_Y 2y agoTo be clear, (because online discourse demands) I don't mean that all homeschooling is delusion motivated, I just mean that some definitely is (e.g. vaccination, extreme religion etc.). Thanks for the info.