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Helping Kids: English Vocabulary Building Games in Wolfram Language

Posted 7 years ago
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My goodness young man, you are functioning with a respectable maturity of mind and heart beyond your years. You've done a really great job distilling the power that simple interventions can have in the lives of others in different settings. I think many of us forget our first experiences with educational games and get overly fixated on being cutting edge. This post stands as a reminder that I should sometimes remember that innovation is contextual to culture, socio-demographics, and age. I am certainly grateful for your reminder that even though something is not novel to me, it may be revolutionary to someone else in a different situation.

May I use this post as a required reading for my course about technology and education?

You might also find a post of mine from many years ago interesting, it includes a framework for teaching kids to code on raspberry pis, but it's actually just a very fancy notebook for keeping kids a bit more engaged during the workshops I was running. https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/418132

POSTED BY: Kyle Keane

Dear Sir,

Thank you very much for your reply!

I would be delighted, indeed honored, if this post is used in your courses!

Best regards,

Anmol

POSTED BY: Anmol Dhaliwal

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