With Rosario’s game includes life-sized “Connect Four” and chess games, a pool table and several puzzles. It is certain to help with those struggling with math in their studies. By approaching math in a fun, competitive way, Rosario believes that students will be better able to achieve success in math classes.
Math plus fun equals improved logic skills #dyscalculia
Submitted by Judy Hanning on Wed, 2017-02-15 04:00
A new math-oriented game event named “Mind Games,” took place in the in the United Students Government Game Room in the Student Union this year. Mind Games is the brain-child of 23-year old Computer Information Systems major and USG’s Administrative Vice President for Academic Affairs Hector Rosario, pioneered with the intent to alleviate the fear and apathy which many associate with mathematics.
Using games to teach elements of math makes it fun and retainable.
Key Takeaways:
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Puzzle games are essentially math.
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Children learn math better when using puzzles and games.
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Math and logic go hand in hand.
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