Do you ever consider doing math a
type of play (like doing a game?) of course there are a lot of games that are
based in math, like (su-du-ko puzzels). Even checkers, chess, uno cards, Bridge, and other card games and
board games require types of math skills. However, math problems, especially
pre-algebra, algebra, and geometry are kind of like games/ puzzles to solve for
the correct answer.
Learning (or studying) was a type
of leisure in the past for the wealthy class (based on my best memory of philosophy
class). The wealthy studied: mathematics, art, astrology, and other subjects
opposed to working.
Math, as I was talking about, is a
type of creative play.
Read this interesting article about
a guy who creates games to teach math skills:
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