Today’s Solutions: March 30, 2026

Videogames pose extreme competition to schools. Games are fun; class is dull. That’s why video games have all but been banned from classrooms, but that tide may be changing as teachers discover that fun may stimulate learning…

Minecraft is a videogame where you can build anything you want in a virtual world. It’s fun for kids and taps into their math, communication, architectural, and technological skills.

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