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Question: What kind of Job should omeone get who is good in math And loves to talk about game technology. What kind job?

I have been thibking wat I wanbt to be but I dont know I am good in math and I am also good in technology so please help me pick out the kind of Job I should get. PLease help me I need it. I WILL SAY IT AGAIN I AM GOOD IN MATH AND I AM GOOD IN TECHYNOLGY AND I LOVE TO TALK ABOUT IT.

Answer: Talking about gaming technology will probaly only get you as far as the next game shop.

If you are good in maths, and want to have a job in the games industry you should star by a learning to code (possibly start with something like perl/java then trying something like c++, be prepare for MANY hours of learning basic concepts), possibly also get a degree which focuses on programming for game development.
You havent really stated what sort of maths you are good at or at what level though.

Although when you say "I am good in technynolgy" I have no idea what you mean being good in technology (what do you count as you being good in technology? you can work a phone, you edit netcode for games for mods?)
Just remember whatever you do, game development is a job, it is not easy, it is not sitting around thinking of good ideas all day for games and playing games, it involves alot of hard work.

Math Games For Kids : Playing Arithmetic Bingo

Question: Keep the learning fun?

My son is 5 & goes to kindergarten next year. He goes to preschool 2 mornings per wk & I teach him alot at home. I have always kept it fun and played lots of learning games. He is starting to become not as interested so I need new ideas. He still loves math but isn't as interested in reading. He knows several sight words and can sound out many 3 letter words like "hat, dog, car" but doesn't really want to anymore. any ideas for fun games? I dont want to push. I do read to him. He is also a little behind in motor skills. I need some fun cutting activities or any activities to help with fine motor skills. (he has been evaluated & is some behind but doesn't need OT right now)
Thanks for any advice! =0)

Answer: Follow the child. That's my best advice. Follow the child. Never forget why they created Kindergartens in the first place. It wasn't to learn sight words and blend sounds represented by letters to build words, and be interested in something we call math. It was much more profound.
From what you've written, I sense a need to balance pacing with your child with leading him where you'd like him to be. If you keep his body and mind active, you can't go wrong. You've tuned in to a lot of his needs, and the preschool probably has some insights as well.
You're doing fine, your kid sounds like he's doing fine, so relax, pace a little bit with what interests motivate your child, and keep him socially and physically active so that his body, heart and mind are tuned up for the challenges of school life, many of which are social, not academic.
Two things are required for learning how to read: the access to interesting material that makes sense to the individual learner, and an understanding and more experienced reader as a guide. That's it.
You might have to get out of your child's way!

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