Jon Goga, of Brainy Spinach Math, is using the Roblox gaming platform to bring math learning to kids using something they already enjoy. Along the way, he teaches them some techniques that are useful for mathematicians at any level–breaking down and building up a problem. We also discuss the “inchworm” and “grasshopper” styles of learning.
This is the final episode of the first season of our For the Love of EdTech podcast! Listen in as hosts Kara and Caryn sit down with Jon Goga from Brainy Spinach to discuss how Roblox can be used as an educational tool in the classroom and how technology can make sometimes “hated” subjects fun.
When a child struggles with mathematics, it can be hard to catch up. If they lack confidence in the subject and don’t want to do anything maths-related, that’s likely ‘Maths Anxiety’ setting in. The sooner we can help our children overcome this obstacle, the easier their academic lives will be.
BrainySpinach Math – a new series of online games that help children learn and engage with math skills while gaming.
Launch of Brainy Spinach Math. Hello everyone, I hope you are well. In today’s post, I will be sharing a press release about the Launch of Brainy Spinach Math. Brainy Spinach is a new series of online games that help children learn and engage with math skills while gaming. Created by math tutor and game developer Jon Goga, BrainySpinachMath combines a passion for math and gaming. For example, The Math Obby is a game that allows your child to run through their Times Tables in a way that keeps them practising them long after they’d generally get bored. Each game is designed to fit national curriculum goals, has inbuilt safety protocols and has full ‘real human’ support.
BrainySpinach Math, newly launched on the Roblox platform, is suitable for learners from beginners to advanced.
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