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Using Math Games to Enhance Learning
By Articlewriter Andrew
Ever wonder how you could get your son or daughter to be more interested in math? Math is hard work, but with some fun math games, you can capture their attention while they learn. So, how can you find some fun math games? They are actually not very hard to find. If you look up math games on Amazon.com, for instance, many books will come up that have math games. Or, you can look up math on the internet for free, and find many free resources for math games. There are online games, or games that you can read about and play at home with your child.
So, what is the best way to incorporate them into your child's study schedule? It is best to cover the basics first, but let him know that the awaits him if he masters the subject. Positive reinforcement is a proven technique for children. By saving the fun math games for the end, you'll not only grab your child's attention for learning math, but you'll give him a reward that he'll enjoy and benefit from.
Here is an example of a challenging, but fun game. Jot down on a piece of paper the number 1-20. The is then to, using the same number no more than 5 times and using any standard mathematical function,

The GameDev.net Daily
It's about that time for yet another PAX! And, weirdly enough, it sounds like there's actually a fair bit of announcements that'll be coming out of PAX this year. Not least of which is the potential for Duke Nukem Forever which I guess is something people still care about? Anyway, here's a very special game-heavy GameDev.net Daily! A new game from Housemarquee, the developers of the superb Super Stardust HD, is debuting at PAX and it is called Outland. The game is citing influences such as Prince of Persia, Out of this World, and Ikaruga. ALL OF WHICH MAKE ME SO HAPPY. Ubisoft is doing... something strange. The game, entitled Bloody Good Time, is being developed by Outerlight, the developer of The Ship. The game apparently takes place on various movie sets. And it involves clowns. So, naturally, I will be killing all the clowns. All of them. Yakuza 4 is seeing a North American and European release in Spring 2011! This is great news! We should all rejoice. Speaking of 2011, a Take-Two earnings reports indicates that the much-delayed and fairly gossip/drama-heavy L.A. Noire has been delayed to the first half of 2011. This seems to indicate that the game is, in fact, still being developed, which is surprising. That said, it's a period noir game set in L.A. It is thoroughly impossible for me not to be completely excited about it. Finally, IndieCade announced its finalists for this year's event in October in Culver City, CA. This is one of those events that I really, really wish I could get out to, but, alas, it's not in the cards. So, someone go as my proxy! Here's hoping everyone at PAX this weekend has a grand ol' time! For the rest of us, at least in the US, it's Labor Day! So we get a totally rad three-day weekend. And that means: Valkyria Chronicles 2 and Metroid: Other M. I think!