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Hey
My name is Adil Choudhury. Love the Game Based Learning section of the site. Big fan of using games in maths, makes it way more fun to teach and learn.
I shall be using the timetable game for my tuition.
I am thinking of starting my own website and was hoping to get some quick advice. The idea is to help young people young people crack the code to succeeding in maths and overcome any mental barriers they face.
I wrote my first article but I am trying to improve it so that it is great.
Is it ok if I send it to you to look at. (I don’t have a twitter account)
Thanks
Adil
email info@magicalmaths.org and we can set you up as a guest blogger.
Hi, I love the formation 5 hands. Can I just use this idea or do I need to buy it?
I guess you can just make your own?