Thomas L. Scott
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When I read about the “Concept Game” in Recreational Computing magazine, I realized that this was a very good way to get my students involved in logical thinking in game situations. The game was originally described by Schwartz (1978).
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When I read about the “Concept Game” in Recreational Computing magazine, I realized that this was a very good way to get my students involved in logical thinking in game situations. The game was originally described by Schwartz (1978).
Key concepts: Mathematics education, Recreational mathematics, Game mechanics, Recreation, Logical reasoning, Mathematical game, Computer science, Video game design