why barton neet st math to 100%?

This game is dumb. If you put your first counter in the middle, you've already won.

HELLO MR MAINHART I am Jullian Parsekian

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Okay I like your program very much, 💓💗💗💗🙏 I think it's very helpful our life ❤

I remember ST math well back in elementary. It was pretty dang fun! Unfortunately, I was terrible at math, making ST Math The Dark Souls of Edutainment games. Lol

Notes to self: If passive learning is when you just sit back and receive information, whether or not you remember it or use it, then what is it that you do when actively learning? What is it that you do beyond just receiving information? The video shows the example of the game and how people deduce how to solve the problem. But I think the essence of active learning is more than just problem solving, it's the application of the information that you receive, thus granting it utility and value, resulting in retention into memory along with how to use that information to solve this particular set of problems. Information thus becomes answers to problems, the answers becoming the agents through which the pain of not knowing how to get what you want caused by the obstacle (problem) is resolved. And what exactly is it that you do to apply the information? Trial and error. Experimentation. What happens when you experiment? You get feedback, results, and most probably failure. Learning is primarily triggered by pain observed in the Hippocampus. And what’s painful? Failure. And what does the pain do? It motivates you to resolve it, motivating you to continue trial and error, to perceive, act, get feedback, perceive said feedback, hange how you act and do another round of trial and error, then observe the feedback again (this is the perception action cycle mentioned at 1:45 ). You do this until either you succeed, thus learn and resolve the problem, or until the pain and fear of failure is great enough to pull you away from trying again (which means to give up), the pain and fear caused by learned helplessness, faithlessness, a fatalistic view, or any number of logic or reasoning serving to stop you from experiencing the pain of failure again. Call it being determined, having moxie and resolve, or being resilient, however you wish to put it, trying again means to voluntarily accept the pain of failure and also the risk of experiencing said pain. Therefore, if the origin of the word ‘passion’ is derived from the Latin word ‘patior’ -- which means to suffer and endure -- then one cannot say they are passionate without first being aware of the burden of pain and suffering (in their many forms) they shoulder by undertaking an endeavour, then to willingly accept that burden. Only then can that be truly called passion, not some fleeting and feeble interest that crumbles the moment one meets with any difficulty.

Dara old Afraid Game (found in the apple App Store)

I remember doing this in kindergarten man. I am in 7th grade now, its been ABOUT 8 years since. I am still in the very same school.

I'm at 132 % on jiji !!!!!!!!

I am going to be in st math

Can you tell me the 2021 second grade journey

St math is so goated

I have a question why can’t jiji jump :(

I thought Jiji was made in 2010

Hi jiji

Excellent, thank you.

Looks fun!

S T math sucks

I'm supposed to study math but I'm here watching a video from 8 years ago about a professor playing a penguin game while explaining how passive learning sucks

As an adult do you offer this for college level?

I truly enjoy using ST Math to teach math and to engage with students as they learn math and teach one another. It promotes metacognitive engagement. All my students (K-5) LOVE Jiji the Penguin. They ask to play. The don't mind if I do a puzzle talk or say we're going to play for 10 minutes and then stop and talk about what's challenging and then find a partner who can help us think about possible solutions or strategies to find them. My kinder students can not only recite the steps of the problem-solving process, but they can explain what they do at each step and WHY they never engage in brute force problem solving but always begin with looking carefully to SEE what is on the screen and what they THINK Jiji wants us to do, and only then do they TRY to do it. It also makes them feel better about making mistakes because we all do and Jiji always gives us another chance to figure out what to do to help him get across the screen. It is so much better than Imagine Math, which is too mundane and is focused on the answer and not enough on the process, and teaches students they can wait for the program to give them the answer. Whereas, we're not traveling to the next level with Jiji because Jiji isn't going to get there without OUR help. It's truly a great innovation in using ed tech for teaching and learning. I also love that it promotes Socratic method in the true sense of that term and helps teachers to run Socratic discussions to model for students the kinds of questions they can ask themselves when they work independently. THANK YOU!

The bridge problem already has a visual hint. prove me I wrong

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😂 same

excellent video! Tres bien ' \

Dude i hated you back in 4th grade

I used st math for this school year it's awesome

😅 Is this s d math

I have eight puzzles

Good content

The highest test of understanding a concept is not just doing it and getting the right answer. No, it is being able to express IN WORDS what you have done. The words are a necessary part of the learning experience. Let's not throw the baby out with the bath water.

if that was standardized and used by the school system there would have a world full of engineers and scientists,.

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I love jiji

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I miss the original the STMath, almost got all the way to the Star World before getting stuck the reflections laser maze. (last world)

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i have st math in school