Dr Seuss (colourful) Books 3:15 Sudoku puzzle, Strategy Game 5:50 Playing Video game releases dopamine 6:30 Game = Voluntary Acceptance of unnecessary obstacles 7:50 In Game, you don't figure out much. You just dive in and, Learn more about it by playing it
Funding and having a competitive business environment for it. I remember when my son was in elementary grade I have researched lots of math video games and for each one of them I have always wished that they could have better fund backing and be in a competitive video math game environment as it could use a lot of improvements and the potential was there. The video games was around in the backdrop but it needs such support. Hope this TED presentation will push it through. Mr. Andrew Yang are you listening? Thank you.
2:12 Yes, this is what any decent parent does. Unfortunately, many parents take their kids out, see what they like, then force them to do something else. This almost always happens because of unfounded biases. Some parents think they are helping their children to succeed, and to the degree that they become educated and literate, this is true. But forcing them to take up hobbies and dreams that are not part of who they are doesn't help anyone, and in fact causes much strife in the world.
"Alot of us believe that there's a math gene.." No, that's just ego talking trying convince you that its not your fault all because you don't want to do the work. Passions are not found, they are created.
@@maddox1050 right however what they really aren't enjoying is the learning curve to get good at it. Once people are good at something they start to really like it cause they are good at it. But you have to get there first which most people complain and make excuses to be ok with not getting to that point.
As the saying goes, "Two heads are better than one." This is because there is a good relationship between Math and Economics. Let's think Math is an interesting field just like a video games, such as World of Warcraft. And so eveyone love Math and are likely to play with Math all night. But, it is not true Math is interesting and it may come from a Panthora Box..so there is small number of mathmatic geniuses and thus they earn money to eat delicious foods as a lunch. However, I strongly believe that Math is useful.
School works amazing well. But *administrations bent on profit are not schools.* This is the *actual* cause of why we in America are so divided now as a country. The lack of linguistic literacy in America is the biggest danger we have faced from within our own borders since the civil war. It is also why we have an obviously illiterate criminal as president. One who is linguistically illiterate is incapable of discerning this in others.
I often skipped homework to play RPG games. Those games taught me proportions, that the D20 is a 5% increment. Heck the inverse square law was in a set of sandtable war game rules as well. I got the practice from the games, not the homework. I solved word problems without even thinking about them.....
Something like 85% of gaming culture is about cheating. This tends to bleed over into any attempt to gamify non-gaming systems. Especially systems where scores are compared between participants, like education.
Its about flipping time. I wanted to learn math but the way it was presented the concept was like uhhhhhhh. Where as this way would be helpful. Some of us whom have been clincally diagnosed with discalcula do desire to get better math skills so it makes sense. Id spend the hrs playing a video game that would teach me how to do better math.
Damnit when can we get an actual video game designer to do one of these? None of these people really know much they're talking about when it comes to video games. If I want to learn about the applications of video games I want to learn about them from somebody who's played them and makes them, not a math teacher.
Well on the contrary, you have to have a video game designer understand whatever form or level of math that will be involved in the game that’s designed. The harder the game may become the more assistance the designer will need in creating it. Similar to film directors and phycisists, video game designers can have math teachers/professionals assist them in creating an accurate, well-put together mathematical video game.
I don't think so personally. Some games try to adhere to specific niches, and for these games it is for those wanting challenge. If they feel their game isn't suitable for an easy mode then it probably isn't. Not to mention that an easy mode would not be the same as what he described in the video. Even the games as they are have introduction sections that are easier than the rest, their general difficulty scale is just higher than other games, but the progression is still there.
@@stonywings5888 Plenty of players would be challenged by a mode easier than New Game in any given From or Souls-like game. Nobody who doesn't find it challenging continues to play on Easy rather than switching to a harder difficulty mode. Remember, having "Easy" mode difficulty doesn't preclude "Normal" and "Hard" modes as well. Plenty of cheaters have modded Souls particularly for getting unfair advantages in PvP but users have also enjoyed it for PvE. I've not used Cheat Engine myself, but when I first got through Demon's Souls it was because I took advantage of item duplication, it was a blast. Now, when I replay Demon's do I use this? I don't need to, and so no, I don't. But I can if I want to, particularly for upgrade materials because grinding those ain't no fun. The point is I wasn't enjoying the game when I first played it and then using this exploit did help me to enjoy it. This is the same for all challenging videogames that offer difficulty selection. The person who gets "gud" in Doom or Halo by first playing on "Easy" can eventually be just as skilled as those who feel they are too good to start a game on anything less than Normal. Souls is not a special case, and since people have cheated in it anyway already, why not help to onboard new, honest, noncheating players for whom the frustration of the experience takes too long to adjust to and get to that point of "Yeah, I got this, I'm having fun".
But is a little kid at primary school capable of accepting the existing of negative numbers like are they capable of receiving complicated information like this I mean I 'm at high school and still incapable of believing that we can divide numbers on 0 . even calculator says its" math error" and I have to calculate and it equals infinity ∞.
the only problem with this talk is the cold-affected and nose dominated tone of Mr. Raj Shah, which at times hard to follow and understand ..... better to talk with mouth instead of nose!!
" *Maths is losing to broccoli* "
Best thing I've heard in my entire freakin life!!
Dr Seuss (colourful) Books
3:15 Sudoku puzzle, Strategy Game
5:50 Playing Video game releases dopamine
6:30 Game = Voluntary Acceptance of unnecessary obstacles
7:50 In Game, you don't figure out much. You just dive in and, Learn more about it by playing it
Funding and having a competitive business environment for it. I remember when my son was in elementary grade I have researched lots of math video games and for each one of them I have always wished that they could have better fund backing and be in a competitive video math game environment as it could use a lot of improvements and the potential was there. The video games was around in the backdrop but it needs such support. Hope this TED presentation will push it through. Mr. Andrew Yang are you listening? Thank you.
2:12 Yes, this is what any decent parent does. Unfortunately, many parents take their kids out, see what they like, then force them to do something else. This almost always happens because of unfounded biases. Some parents think they are helping their children to succeed, and to the degree that they become educated and literate, this is true. But forcing them to take up hobbies and dreams that are not part of who they are doesn't help anyone, and in fact causes much strife in the world.
The given problems and solutions are very interesting
1:38 This is why you're my favorite youtuber you make amazing content for us every day
Raj shah sir.
Very much impressed from you.
Plz write a book
The problem I can't solve is why every TED video can break my ears with the intro but then whisper the rest of the video
Search: _Loudness Wars._
Thank you so much
Subtraction in different method is attractive
I'd love to have your ideas in my school
This is very useful like ABACUS method .
Be thankful for all the struggles you go through. They make you stronger, wiser and humble. Don't let it break you. Let it make you.
Pls add subtitles it is useful for more people
You press cc you will get titles on screen
Wow learned a few tricks from this video, good going raj, good luck !
Wow, amazing, I used to do math like that but needed to write the other way so the teachers could mark as correct.
Super concept
"Alot of us believe that there's a math gene.."
No, that's just ego talking trying convince you that its not your fault all because you don't want to do the work.
Passions are not found, they are created.
damn :D
I mean that’s definitely true sometimes but there are people who do their work and get good grades but they may not enjoy it
@@maddox1050 right however what they really aren't enjoying is the learning curve to get good at it. Once people are good at something they start to really like it cause they are good at it. But you have to get there first which most people complain and make excuses to be ok with not getting to that point.
@@baticadavinci3984 lol thanks
I like the tricks . I will implement maths games in my school also.
As the saying goes, "Two heads are better than one." This is because there is a good relationship between Math and Economics. Let's think Math is an interesting field just like a video games, such as World of Warcraft. And so eveyone love Math and are likely to play with Math all night. But, it is not true Math is interesting and it may come from a Panthora Box..so there is small number of mathmatic geniuses and thus they earn money to eat delicious foods as a lunch. However, I strongly believe that Math is useful.
Economics is Faith, so it doesn't count as a head.
@@ZennExile Yes, I agree with you as in the case of faith. So, Do you believe in salvation from Economics?^^
It's perfect👍🏻💙
The concept of school is amazing, unfortunately it does not work too well...
School works amazing well. But *administrations bent on profit are not schools.*
This is the *actual* cause of why we in America are so divided now as a country. The lack of linguistic literacy in America is the biggest danger we have faced from within our own borders since the civil war. It is also why we have an obviously illiterate criminal as president. One who is linguistically illiterate is incapable of discerning this in others.
I often skipped homework to play RPG games. Those games taught me proportions, that the D20 is a 5% increment. Heck the inverse square law was in a set of sandtable war game rules as well. I got the practice from the games, not the homework. I solved word problems without even thinking about them.....
Wonderful!
12:53
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Very good
great ideas🙏
Super
So what he is trying to say is
Gamers rise up
I like the VIDEO and l will implement maths games I'm my School
12:21 I'm gonna do what's called a Pro Gamer move
Something like 85% of gaming culture is about cheating. This tends to bleed over into any attempt to gamify non-gaming systems. Especially systems where scores are compared between participants, like education.
I don't think I've ever heard of this statement before. Care to elaborate?
He is talking about the hookup culture (improve math, or numbers of hookups)... That the video is all about: Look in a dictionary for the word 'game'.
This video is for task for techers to implement english fluency in school's. Its ok but l am not getting answers in ds video.
Many people hate math, but we never live without math 😎😎~
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Its about flipping time. I wanted to learn math but the way it was presented the concept was like uhhhhhhh. Where as this way would be helpful. Some of us whom have been clincally diagnosed with discalcula do desire to get better math skills so it makes sense. Id spend the hrs playing a video game that would teach me how to do better math.
Damnit when can we get an actual video game designer to do one of these?
None of these people really know much they're talking about when it comes to video games.
If I want to learn about the applications of video games I want to learn about them from somebody who's played them and makes them, not a math teacher.
What if he is a math teacher that plays and makes games in his free time?
@@batwing9710 I can tell he's not.
Well on the contrary, you have to have a video game designer understand whatever form or level of math that will be involved in the game that’s designed. The harder the game may become the more assistance the designer will need in creating it. Similar to film directors and phycisists, video game designers can have math teachers/professionals assist them in creating an accurate, well-put together mathematical video game.
Can the math teacher teaching math with video game by calculating the dmg and try to achieve them. That will be an awesome experience for student...
Yo I love math and that subtraction trick was the fuckin bomb
Broccoli is Soo good though
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Nice opinion on Maths 👍
8:51 Hence why FromSoftware and developers of other Souls-likes need to implement well tested and considered "Easy" modes.
I don't think so personally. Some games try to adhere to specific niches, and for these games it is for those wanting challenge. If they feel their game isn't suitable for an easy mode then it probably isn't. Not to mention that an easy mode would not be the same as what he described in the video. Even the games as they are have introduction sections that are easier than the rest, their general difficulty scale is just higher than other games, but the progression is still there.
@@stonywings5888
Plenty of players would be challenged by a mode easier than New Game in any given From or Souls-like game.
Nobody who doesn't find it challenging continues to play on Easy rather than switching to a harder difficulty mode.
Remember, having "Easy" mode difficulty doesn't preclude "Normal" and "Hard" modes as well.
Plenty of cheaters have modded Souls particularly for getting unfair advantages in PvP but users have also enjoyed it for PvE.
I've not used Cheat Engine myself, but when I first got through Demon's Souls it was because I took advantage of item duplication, it was a blast.
Now, when I replay Demon's do I use this? I don't need to, and so no, I don't. But I can if I want to, particularly for upgrade materials because grinding those ain't no fun.
The point is I wasn't enjoying the game when I first played it and then using this exploit did help me to enjoy it.
This is the same for all challenging videogames that offer difficulty selection. The person who gets "gud" in Doom or Halo by first playing on "Easy" can eventually be just as skilled as those who feel they are too good to start a game on anything less than Normal.
Souls is not a special case, and since people have cheated in it anyway already, why not help to onboard new, honest, noncheating players for whom the frustration of the experience takes too long to adjust to and get to that point of "Yeah, I got this, I'm having fun".
Nobody:
Baldi:
Lol
if after watching this video you too think this guy have math gene...
The examples are still bland. Can you use the video game principles to make it fun and visually stimulating?
Without math you will not have fun or pictures on screen of any sort: Therefore you have to understand math to make even a simple video game.
School discourages learning.
sad but true
fiona fiona
Hmm right.
What they encourage is conformity and dissension.
Ignorance breeds hatred
I love math but I'm not good at it.
Gladius Draco makes sense
Game is unnasasar obtained
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*Hi.*
Hi
Ramu
Your speaking English about maths is very good.
I am completely fine doing any other subject but math. I only hate math.
But is a little kid at primary school capable of accepting the existing of negative numbers like are they capable of receiving complicated information like this I mean I 'm at high school and still incapable of believing that we can divide numbers on 0 . even calculator says its" math error" and I have to calculate and it equals infinity ∞.
You can't divide by 0, you're taking the limit.
It is very useful
the only problem with this talk is the cold-affected and nose dominated tone of Mr. Raj Shah, which at times hard to follow and understand ..... better to talk with mouth instead of nose!!
1st
This was amazing